How to Turn Your RSS Feed Into Email Subscribers

Add a simple signup form. Readers confirm. New posts reach their inbox automatically.

You already publish new content. Your RSS feed already carries those updates. The missing piece is often a simple way for readers to subscribe and receive your posts by email.

SendRSS turns your existing RSS or Atom feed into an email subscription channel. Add a signup form to your website, let readers confirm their email address, and new posts can reach their inbox automatically.

Add a Simple Signup Form

SendRSS gives you a free email signup form that you can place on the website you already use.

You can add the form inline, as a modal, or as a floating bar. Readers enter their email address and receive a confirmation email before joining your list.

This keeps the process simple. You do not need to create a separate newsletter website or manually add every subscriber.

SendRSS works with Blogger, Blogspot, WordPress, and other websites that support a small script or iframe.

Readers Confirm Before They Subscribe

When someone signs up, their address stays pending until they confirm it from their inbox.

This double opt-in process means a reader actively confirms that they want to receive your posts. SendRSS does not send article emails to an unconfirmed address.

Readers can also unsubscribe or request that their data be erased.

New Posts Reach Their Inbox Automatically

Once your RSS feed, list, and email template are set up, SendRSS handles the delivery of new posts according to your plan cadence.

The email includes your post information and sends readers back to the article on your website. The goal is simple: turn an RSS update into an email that brings readers back to the content you already published.

There is no need to write a second version of every article just for email.

Keep Your Subscriber List

Your subscribers are not locked inside a rented newsletter platform.

SendRSS lets publishers download confirmed and pending addresses as CSV and export their account data. You can also purge the list when needed.

The service is designed around privacy. Emails contain no ads or open pixels, links are not wrapped for click tracking, and SendRSS does not sell subscriber data.

Start With the Feed You Already Have

If your website already publishes an RSS or Atom feed, you have most of what you need.

Add your feed to SendRSS, place the signup form on your site, and let readers confirm their subscriptions. From there, new posts can automatically become email updates.

It is a simple way to turn the content you already publish into a direct connection with your readers.

Start with your existing RSS feed at SendRSS.