# Monitor Page Changes via RSS Feeds

Source: PageCrawl.io Help Center
URL: https://pagecrawl.io/help/features/article/page-monitoring-rss-feeds

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[Image: Data flow: web pages are monitored by PageCrawl, which publishes detected changes to an RSS/Atom feed that RSS readers and automation tools subscribe to]

PageCrawl can generate RSS feeds for your monitored pages, allowing you to follow detected changes from any RSS reader or automation tool.

**Looking to monitor an existing RSS, Atom, or sitemap feed instead?** See [Feed Tracking Mode](/help/features/article/feed-tracking-mode.md), which watches a feed URL for new items and notifies you about specific additions, removals, and changes.

### How RSS Feeds Work

Each RSS feed has a unique URL with an access code. When a monitored page detects a change, the feed is updated with the new entry. Feeds follow the Atom format and can be consumed by any standard RSS reader.

You can create feeds scoped to:

- **All pages in workspace** - Get a combined feed of all changes across the workspace
- **By tags** - Include only pages with specific tags
- **By folders** - Include only pages in specific folders
- **By website/domain** - Include only pages from a specific domain
- **Specific monitors** - Track changes on individually selected monitors

### Setting Up an RSS Feed

1. Go to **Settings** > **RSS Feeds**
2. Click **New RSS Feed**
3. Choose a scope (all pages, by tags, by folders, by website/domain, or specific monitors)
4. Copy the generated feed URL

  [Image: RSS Feed settings page with the New RSS Feed button for generating a feed of detected changes]

The feed URL contains a unique access code, so anyone with the link can view the feed without logging in. Keep feed URLs private if the monitored content is sensitive.

### Using Your Feed

Add the feed URL to any RSS-compatible tool:

| Tool Type | Examples |
|-----------|----------|
| **RSS readers** | Feedly, Inoreader, NewsBlur |
| **Automation platforms** | n8n, Zapier, Make |
| **Dashboards** | Custom widgets, internal portals |
| **Browser extensions** | RSS reader extensions for Chrome or Firefox |

### Managing Feeds

| Action | How |
|--------|-----|
| **List feeds** | Go to Settings > RSS Feeds |
| **Create feed** | Click Create Feed and select options |
| **Delete feed** | Click the delete button next to the feed |

### Related Articles

- [Feed Tracking Mode](/help/features/article/feed-tracking-mode.md) - Monitor an existing RSS, Atom, or sitemap feed for new items
- [API & Webhooks](/help/features/article/api-webhooks-for-custom-integrations.md) - Programmatic access and real-time webhooks
- [Webhook Integration](/help/integrations/article/webhook-integration.md) - HTTP POST notifications for changes
- [Slack Notifications](/help/integrations/article/send-slack-notification-when-changes-detected.md) - Get change alerts in Slack

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