How to Send RSS to Email Subscribers Easily

If you already publish a blog, you probably already have an RSS or Atom feed. The easiest way to keep readers updated is to turn that existing feed into an email newsletter.

With SendRSS, you can connect your RSS feed, add an email signup form to your website, and automatically send new posts to confirmed subscribers. You keep publishing as usual, while SendRSS handles the RSS to email delivery.

What is RSS to email?

RSS to email automatically turns new items from an RSS or Atom feed into email updates for subscribers.

Instead of creating a new email campaign every time you publish a blog post, you connect your existing feed once. When a new post appears in the feed, an email can be sent to your confirmed subscribers.

SendRSS is built specifically for this workflow. It uses the RSS or Atom feed you already publish and sends the post to the reader's inbox.

The email contains the post title, an excerpt, and a button that takes the reader back to the original article on your website.

How to send RSS to email subscribers with SendRSS

Getting started does not require a separate newsletter publishing workflow.

The basic process is:

1. Add your RSS or Atom feed to SendRSS.
2. Add a SendRSS email signup form to your website.
3. Let visitors enter their email address.
4. They confirm their subscription from their inbox.
5. Save your RSS email settings and select a letter template.
6. SendRSS automatically delivers new posts to confirmed subscribers.

SendRSS uses double opt-in. A subscriber remains pending until they click the confirmation link in their email.

Once everything is configured, you can continue publishing normally without manually preparing an email for every article.

Add a SendRSS email signup form

Before sending RSS updates, you need a way for readers to subscribe.

SendRSS includes an email signup widget that you can place directly on your website. It supports inline forms, modal forms, and floating bars.

This makes it possible to add an RSS email subscription form to websites including Blogger and WordPress, as well as other sites that support a small script or iframe.

You can also choose from different widget designs and adjust the appearance to fit your website. Free plans include ready-made designs, while Pro and Business provide additional form layouts.

Connect your existing RSS feed

The main advantage of RSS to email is that you do not have to change the way you publish.

If your website already provides an RSS or Atom feed, SendRSS can use that feed for your email updates.

After you save the RSS email settings, new posts can automatically go to confirmed subscribers according to your plan's delivery cadence.

There is no second article editor to maintain. You publish the post on your website, and the RSS feed provides the content for the email.

Send readers back to your website

An RSS email should help readers discover your new content, not keep them inside another platform.

With SendRSS, the email points readers back to the original article on your website. The letter includes the post title, an excerpt, and a single button leading to the article.

This makes RSS to email useful for bloggers and publishers who want to turn existing website traffic into returning readers.

Your website remains the place where the full article is published.

Why use SendRSS for RSS email automation?

For a blog that publishes regularly, manually creating an email for every post can quickly become repetitive.

SendRSS removes that extra step by connecting your publishing feed directly to email delivery.

You write the article.

You publish it.

Your RSS feed updates.

SendRSS handles the email delivery to your confirmed subscribers.

This approach is particularly useful if you want a simple RSS email newsletter without having to maintain a larger marketing automation system. SendRSS is designed around feed-to-email delivery rather than requiring publishers to create a separate campaign for every article.

A privacy-focused RSS email newsletter

SendRSS also takes a different approach to subscriber email.

The service states that its letters contain no ads or open pixels, and it does not use wrapped links to profile readers. Traffic goes directly back to the publisher's article.

SendRSS also states that it does not sell subscriber data.

For publishers who want a straightforward RSS newsletter without adding advertising or reader profiling to their emails, these are important considerations.

Keep control of your subscriber list

Your subscriber list belongs to your publishing workflow, so being able to access and export it is important.

SendRSS lets publishers download subscriber addresses as CSV and provides a full account export. The list includes confirmed and pending addresses.

You can also purge the list when needed.

This means you can use SendRSS for RSS email delivery while retaining access to the subscriber data associated with your account.

RSS to email for Blogger and WordPress

If you run a Blogger or WordPress website, you can add a SendRSS signup form to the site and use your existing RSS feed to deliver new posts by email.

You do not need to change your normal publishing process.

For Blogger, this can be a simple way to add email subscriptions to an existing Blogspot site. For WordPress publishers, it provides an RSS email workflow without requiring a separate email newsletter for every post.

SendRSS is designed to work with the feed your site already publishes, so the basic setup remains the same: collect subscribers, confirm their email addresses, and send new posts automatically.

Start sending RSS to email subscribers

If you already have an RSS or Atom feed, you have most of what you need to start.

With SendRSS, you can:

• Connect your existing RSS or Atom feed
• Add an email signup form to your website
• Collect confirmed subscribers with double opt-in
• Automatically send new posts by email
• Send readers back to your original articles
• Choose from different email and signup form designs
• Export your subscriber list as CSV
• Keep your RSS email free from ads and open-pixel tracking

The setup is simple: add your feed, place the signup widget on your website, let readers confirm their subscription, and save your RSS email settings. New posts can then be delivered automatically to your subscribers.

For publishers who already have an RSS feed and simply want an easier way to send RSS to email subscribers, SendRSS provides a direct way to connect the two.