Webhooks let you receive real-time updates whenever new posts are added to your RSS feeds or bundles. You can use these updates to trigger automations, update internal systems, or notify other tools.
How to Access Webhooks
1. Click on your profile picture in the top-right corner of the dashboard.
2. Go to the Webhooks section. Or go directly to https://rss.app/webhooks/.
How to Set Up a Webhook
1. Enter your webhook URL and click Add Webhook.
2. Choose your source:
Feed — receive updates from a specific feed.
Bundle — receive updates from all feeds inside the bundle.
No selection — the webhook will receive updates from all of your feeds.
3. Click Send Test to confirm the connection.
A successful test shows a 200 OK status in the History section. Hover over any entry to see the exact post(s) that were sent.
4. Toggle the webhook Active/Inactive to enable or disable it.
When active, each time a new post is added to your selected feed(s), RSS.app automatically forwards the data to your webhook via an HTTP POST request.
To see the fields included in the request object sent to the target URL, check out our API Reference.
Additional Options
Access additional options by clicking the three-dot menu next to your webhook URL.
Apply filters
You can enable this from the three-dot menu next to your webhook. It applies the feed-level filters before sending data to your webhook.
Filters set at the bundle level do not apply to webhooks. If you're using bundles, be sure to configure filters directly on each feed inside the bundle.
Include updates
When enabled, the webhook will send not only newly published posts but also updated versions of existing posts if the content changes.
Webhook limits
The number of webhooks you can create depends on your subscription plan. This limit applies to how many different webhook URLs you are sending updates to.
If you want to send updates from several feeds to the same webhook URL, you do not need multiple webhooks. Simply select all the feeds you want to include and they will be automatically combined into a bundle, and the webhook will forward updates from all of them to the single URL.