- Email signup
- Looks
- Email layouts
- Broadcasts
- RSS to email
- CSV export
For Blogger and WordPress
A free email sign up form on the site you already have.
SendRSS is RSS to email — feed to email from the RSS or Atom you already publish. The widget is a feed to email sign up form: readers confirm, then new posts go to the inbox. The click lands on your article.
Blogger and Blogspot
A free email sign up form for Blogger: paste the script in an HTML gadget. That email subscription widget also works on Blogspot, including a modal or bar if the gadget loads on every page.
Read the stepsWordPress
A free email sign up form for WordPress. Drop the iframe in a Custom HTML block. Script goes in the footer if you want a modal or floating bar.
Read the stepsRSS feed to email
A free RSS feed widget in the sense people mean: a signup form on the blog, then feed to email when you publish. It is not a feed reader gadget.
Read the steps
For readers
You asked for the post. That is all we mail.
SendRSS is built so a subscriber is a person, not a row to squeeze. Nothing goes out until they confirm. The letter has no ads and no tracking. They can leave, or ask that their data be erased, from the same email.
- Double opt-in. Pending stays pending until the confirm link is used.
- No ads in the letter. No open pixels, wrapped links, or reader profiles.
- Unsubscribe stops mail. Erase removes the address and related events for that list.
For publishers
You already write. Keep the list that writing earns.
Use SendRSS if you have an RSS or Atom feed and you want feed to email without a CRM, a pixel, or a rented newsletter brand. Capture on your page. Mail the post. Export or leave whenever you want.
- You already publish. There is no second editor to feed.
- The letter is yours: no sponsor block, no tracking dashboard to feed.
- CSV and a full account export. Purge is one click. The list is yours.
- Readers first
- They confirm before anything is mailed. No ads in the letter. We do not track opens or profile readers.
- Publishers keep the list
- Export CSV or a full account dump. Purge is one click. The list lives with you, not a rented newsletter brand.
- Traffic, not a trap
- RSS to email sends readers back to the post. Widgets collect leads. Broadcasts cover launches without a campaign suite.
Why SendRSS
More of the list. Less of the product around it.
Typical RSS-to-email and newsletter tools fund the free tier with ads, pixels, and a reading page that is not yours. SendRSS mails the post you published and leaves the inbox alone.
| What you get | Typical tools | SendRSS |
|---|---|---|
| Ads in the letter | Common on free RSS-to-email plans | Never. No sponsor blocks. |
| Open and click tracking | Pixels and wrapped links by default | None. We do not profile readers. |
| Where the click lands | Often their reading page | Your article, on your site. |
| Confirm before mail | Often optional | Required. Pending stays pending. |
| Who keeps the list | Export if the vendor allows | CSV and a full account dump. |
| Selling subscriber data | Sometimes the business model | We do not sell data. |
Free widgets and letters may include a small SendRSS credit. That is branding, not an ad network.
RSS to email
More traffic from the posts you already publish.
Save RSS email once. Confirmed readers then get a letter when new posts appear: title, excerpt, one button. That is feed to email — the click is a visit to your article, not a hosted newsletter page that keeps the session.
- Automatic mail on your plan cadence after you save RSS email
- Six letter layouts on Free; Pro changes the letter structure, not only the colors
- No ads, no open pixels, one button back to your article
From your feed
The post title lands here
Excerpt, then one button back to your article.
Read articleBroadcasts
A campaign when the feed is not enough.
Write one note to the list: a launch, a correction, a quiet hello. Pro and Business get a monthly quota. Large sends wait for review. It is a letter, not a drip sequence or a blast tool.
- Classic, announcement, and minimal on Pro — plus Letter, Studio, Briefing, Masthead, Well, and Placard
- Quota by plan, with review on large sends
- Same rules as article mail: no ads, no reader tracking
One note to the list
A launch, not a sequence
Announcement, correction, or a quiet hello. Constrained so it stays a letter.
Email sign up form
Collect leads on the page, then confirm them.
Drop a small script. Inline, modal, or a floating bar. It is a free email newsletter widget: readers type an address, confirm from their inbox, and join a list you can export. The widget is a form, not a tracker.
- Inline, modal, and floating bar on the same feed
- A free email sign up form for Blogger and WordPress
- Pending until they confirm — no soft subscribe
A post on your site
A small form. They confirm. You keep the list.
Get new posts by email
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Looks
Ready widget designs. Start, then tune.
Ten looks on every plan, from Quiet and Table to Trail and Signal. Pro and Business add eight looks that change the form itself — stacked, split, poster, masthead, dock, well, and ribbon — not recolored boxes.
- Free looks set palette and type
- Pro layouts change the form: stacked, split, poster, masthead, dock, well, ribbon
- Layout stays yours: inline, modal, or bar
Classic
SubscribeEditorial
SubscribeOcean
SubscribeSunset
JoinHeadline
SubscribeMinimal
SubscribeQuiet
SubscribeTable
Get recipesTrail
JoinSignal
SubscribeLists
Export the list. Keep the readers.
Each list follows one feed. Choose the letter look on RSS email. Download subscribers as CSV, or a full JSON export of the account. Purge is one click.
- CSV of confirmed and pending addresses
- Full account export for GDPR
- Double opt-in until the reader confirms
Subscribers
CSV| Status | |
|---|---|
| ada@example.com | Confirmed |
| sam@studio.test | Confirmed |
| lee@notes.dev | Pending |
Pricing
Plans that stay small
Free to start. Pro and Business save 30% when billed yearly.
Pay annually and keep 30% off the monthly rate.
Pay here. We then email a sign-in link to the address you used at checkout.
Start here
Free
$0/ month
No card required
- 1 feed
- 1 subscriber list
- 100 subscribers
- 3 capture widgets
- 1 RSS email per list per day
- No broadcasts
- Ten widget looks and six letter layouts
- SendRSS email branding
- CSV subscriber export
- No ads and no open tracking
- Poll every 60 minutes
- Double opt-in and hashed IPs
Most publishers
Pro
$10.50/ month
$15 · $126 billed yearly
- 10 feeds
- 10 subscriber lists
- 5,000 subscribers
- 30 capture widgets
- Up to 8 RSS emails per list per day
- 10 broadcasts per month
- Premium widget, letter, and broadcast layouts
- Custom email header and footer
- CSV subscriber export
- No ads and no open tracking
- Poll every 15 minutes
- Double opt-in and hashed IPs
High volume
Business
$28/ month
$40 · $336 billed yearly
- 100 feeds
- 100 subscriber lists
- 50,000 subscribers
- 300 capture widgets
- Up to 24 RSS emails per list per day
- 100 broadcasts per month
- Premium widget, letter, and broadcast layouts
- Custom email header and footer
- CSV subscriber export
- No ads and no open tracking
- Poll every 15 minutes
- Double opt-in and hashed IPs
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