Publish once,
send automatically.
Connect a feed, set a poll interval, and let new posts become the newsletter.
The newsletter should not be a second job.
For anyone publishing regularly, the weekly send is a manual re-typing of work already done: copy the post, paste the excerpt, find the image, rebuild the layout, repeat per brand. It is the most reliably skipped task in a portfolio.
Connect each brand’s feed with a poll interval. New items are picked up on schedule and rendered through an RSS template, so the newsletter is a consequence of publishing rather than a separate project.
RSS to email, in detail.
Feeds per brand
Each brand connects its own feeds, so a portfolio of publications never crosses content between newsletters.
Configurable poll interval
Set how often a feed is checked. Fresh items are detected on that cadence without anyone watching for them.
Poll on demand
Trigger an immediate poll when you have just published and do not want to wait for the next cycle.
RSS template type
A dedicated template type renders feed items into branded email, versioned and published like any other template.
RSS scheduling
Campaigns can be scheduled straight from a feed, so a send fires when there is something worth sending.
Consent unchanged
Automatic content does not mean automatic permission — topic consent, suppressions, and frequency caps apply exactly as they always do.
The feed connection.
Four fields and a command — deliberately unremarkable, so it keeps working.
- feed_url
- The source feed for this brand
- poll_interval
- How often the feed is checked for new items
- Poll now
- On-demand fetch, for when you have just published
- Template type
- rss — versioned and published like any other template
- Schedule type
- rss, alongside immediate, fixed, recipient timezone, and recurring
- Scope
- One brand per feed
Bring your provider.
Keep your brands distinct.
Start today.
Set up your first workspace, connect a provider, and publish a workflow — free, in test mode, before you pay a thing.