How to get an RSS feed for any subreddit

Reddit's own RSS links stop working on November 13, 2026. Here is how to get a subreddit feed that keeps working, and how to use it.

Get the feed

1. Open Redditrss and sign in with your email. You get a one-time code, no password.
2. Type the subreddit name, for example selfhosted. You do not need the r/ prefix.
3. Copy the private feed link Redditrss gives you. It looks like redditrss.com/f/<your-token>.xml.

That link is an ordinary RSS feed. Paste it anywhere a feed URL is accepted.

What you get in the feed

• The newest posts from the subreddit, with title, link and a short excerpt.
• A refresh about every 30 minutes, so new threads show up the same hour.
• A private link per feed. Anyone who has the link can read that feed, so treat it like a password.

Free and paid

One subreddit feed is free, forever. The $19 a month plan gives you unlimited subreddit feeds and 10 topic feeds, where an AI removes the posts that only match your keyword by accident.

Use it in your reader or automation

• Feedly: add the link under Add Content.
• Inoreader: add it as a new subscription.
• n8n: use the RSS Feed Trigger node.
• Zapier: use the RSS by Zapier trigger.

Not sure what changes for your old links? Read what happens to Reddit RSS on November 13.