RSS to Discord

Auto-post your blog to Discord

Broadcast watches your RSS feed and announces every new article in your community's channel. A real message generated from the article, not a raw feed dump. No bot to invite, no permissions to grant.

2 min setup
No bot to invite
Just a channel webhook

Your community shouldn't learn about your articles by accident

Until now, announcing your posts on Discord meant one of these:

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Posting by hand

Publish the article, open Discord, write the announcement, paste the link. Every single time. It gets skipped the week you're busy.

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Inviting an RSS bot

Feed bots need an invite, permissions, and per-channel configuration. And their messages are raw feed dumps: title, link, done.

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Building your own

A small script listening to your feed works, until it silently stops. Now you're maintaining infrastructure to post links.

Broadcast uses a plain Discord channel webhook: paste one URL, and every new article is announced in your channel with a message generated from its content.

From RSS feed to your server in 3 steps

Set up once. Every new post gets announced. Takes less than 5 minutes.

1

Connect your RSS feed

Works with any blog that has an RSS or Atom feed: Hugo, Jekyll, Astro, WordPress, Ghost. If it publishes a feed, it works.

2

Paste a channel webhook URL

In Discord, go to Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks and create one for the channel of your choice. Paste the URL into Broadcast. That's the whole setup.

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Publish and forget

Every time your newsletter goes out, the announcement lands in your channel at the same moment. Delete the webhook in Discord to revoke access anytime.

Announcements your members actually read

Written from the article

Each message is generated from your article's actual content: a real teaser your members want to click, not a bare title and link.

Fits in 2,000 characters

Messages respect Discord's character limit, so nothing gets cut off mid-sentence, and the article link renders as an embed.

No bot, no permissions

A channel webhook can only post to that one channel. No bot joins your server, no roles to configure, nothing that can read your messages.

On your schedule

The announcement is published when your newsletter is sent: as soon as a new article is detected, daily, weekly, or monthly. One schedule for every channel.

Auto-posting to Discord is included in Broadcast's paid plans, together with the newsletter itself. Try it on your own feed with the free trial.

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Common questions

Sending articles somewhere else, like Slack, n8n, or Make? Use webhooks to trigger anything

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