Redditrss vs Reddit's Discord Relay
When Reddit turns off RSS on November 13, 2026, it recommends that moderators move common alert workflows to Discord Relay, an app built on its Devvit platform. Reddit also says there is no replacement for outside feeds of communities you do not moderate. That is the gap Redditrss fills.
Comparison
| Discord Relay | Redditrss | |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | Reddit (Devvit app) | ReddGrow, independent of Reddit |
| Who it is for | Moderators | Anyone |
| Communities | Ones you moderate | Any subreddit |
| Where alerts go | Discord | Any RSS reader or automation tool, and from there to Slack, Discord or email |
| Keyword topics | Limited | Topic feeds with an AI filter ($19 a month) |
| Cost | Free | 1 subreddit feed free, $19 a month for unlimited |
Use Discord Relay if
- You moderate the subreddit and only need alerts in Discord.
Use Redditrss if
- You follow subreddits you do not moderate, in a reader or automation.
- You want to track a product, brand or topic. See topic feeds.
- You still want Discord: send a Redditrss feed to a Discord channel.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Discord Relay?
An app built on Reddit’s Devvit platform that Reddit recommends for moderators who sent subreddit alerts to Discord through RSS.
Can Discord Relay follow subreddits I do not moderate?
Reddit says there is no replacement for outside feeds of communities you do not moderate. A Redditrss feed covers any subreddit.
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