Post your RSS feed to a Discord channel automatically
Fuxux posts every new article from your blog, newsletter or news site to a Discord channel, free on the Free plan. No bot to invite or host and no webhook to copy: you pick the channel on Discord's own screen.
No card needed. Works with WordPress, Substack, Medium, Ghost and any RSS or Atom feed.
1. Connect your channel
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Click Connect Discord
In Fuxux, open Accounts and choose Discord. You're taken to Discord's own authorization screen.
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Pick the server and channel
Discord lists the servers where you can manage webhooks. Choose one and the channel new articles should go to.
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Authorize
Discord creates a webhook for that channel and hands it to Fuxux. The channel shows up under Accounts, ready for a feed or any post you write.
Fuxux can only post to the channel you picked. It can't read messages, members or other channels, and deleting the webhook in Discord's Integrations settings disconnects it.
2. Add your feed
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Paste your feed
Your RSS or Atom feed, or just your site's address: Fuxux finds the feed and shows what's in it.
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Tick your Discord channel
Choose title + link or title + summary + link, an optional line for every post, and words to skip.
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New articles post themselves
Each new article goes to the channel on its own, at the times you set, or waits as a draft for your OK.
What lands in your channel
The article's title, and its summary if you want it, with the link kept whole. Up to 2,000 characters, which is Discord's limit for one message.
With Discord's link preview
The message carries the article link, so Discord shows its usual preview card, normally with the article's title and image.
Now, at set times, or as drafts
Post as soon as an article is found, at the times you choose in your time zone, or save it for approval.
A daily limit and skip words
Cap how many posts a feed makes a day, and skip articles with words like “Sponsored” or “Correction”.
An AI caption for Discord
On paid plans, a casual one- or two-sentence announcement written for a community channel.
No bot to invite or host
No bot token, no script on a server, no webhook URL to paste. Discord's own screen sets it up.
Only new articles, once
What's in the feed when you add it is never posted, and no article is posted twice.
Why not a free RSS bot?
Discord RSS bots and self-hosted scripts can do this too, if you invite a bot to your server, set its permissions and keep it running, or host a script that checks the feed. Fuxux is for when you'd rather not run anything, or when the same article should also go to Telegram, Slack, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, Instagram or Pinterest, with text that fits each one.
And when you want to write a message yourself, the same Discord connection works for scheduling Discord posts, like launch notes or event reminders.
Feeds on every plan
| Plan | Feeds | Checked | Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 1 | Every hour | 5 posts a month, no card |
| Creator | 5 | Every 15 minutes | Unlimited posts |
| Growth | 15 | Every 15 minutes | Unlimited posts |
| Pro | 50 | Every 15 minutes | Unlimited posts, team members |
Feeds are per space. AI captions are on paid plans. Compare plans
RSS to Discord FAQ
Is there a free way to post an RSS feed to Discord?
Yes. Fuxux posts new articles from your feed to a Discord channel, and the Free plan, with no card, includes 1 feed checked every hour. There is no bot to invite or host: you pick the channel on Discord's own screen.
How do I post an RSS feed to a Discord channel automatically?
Connect Discord in Fuxux and choose the server and channel on Discord's own authorization screen, then add your feed under Feeds and tick that channel. From then on, every new article in the feed is posted to the channel, as soon as it's found, at set times you choose, or as a draft for you to approve.
Do I need to create a webhook or a bot?
No. Discord creates the webhook for the channel you pick when you authorize Fuxux, so there's no webhook URL to copy and no bot to add to the server. You need permission to manage webhooks in that server, which server owners and admins have.
What does the post look like in Discord?
A message with the article's title, and its summary if you want it, plus the link, up to Discord's 2,000-character limit. Fuxux sends text only; Discord then shows its usual link preview, which normally includes the article's title and image.
How fast do new articles reach Discord?
Feeds are checked every 15 minutes on paid plans and every hour on the Free plan, and you can check a feed at once with the Check now button. Up to 5 new articles are taken per check. Articles already in the feed when you add it are never posted, and no article is posted twice.
Is RSS to Discord free?
Yes, on the Free plan, with no card: 1 feed, checked every hour, and its posts count toward the Free plan's 5 published posts a month (each channel a post goes to counts as one). When those are used, new articles are skipped until the next month or an upgrade. Paid plans have more feeds (5 on Creator, 15 on Growth, 50 on Pro), unlimited posts, checks every 15 minutes and optional AI captions.
Can the same feed post to other channels too?
Yes. Connect more Discord channels (one connection each) and tick them on the feed. The same feed can also post to Telegram, Slack, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, Instagram and Pinterest, each with text that fits it.
Let your next article reach your server on its own
Connect Discord and add your feed in a few minutes. The Free plan includes 1 feed, no card needed.
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