How RSS feeds work
Every Podbite account on the Curate+ plan gets a set of RSS 2.0 feed URLs you can share with your audience, import into newsletter tools, or subscribe to in any podcast or RSS reader app. The feeds update automatically as you add, edit, or delete bites.
Finding your feed URLs
Go to Manage account → Developers. The RSS feeds section lists all your feed URLs with one-click copy buttons.
What feeds are available
Your bites feed
https://podbite.link/@{username}/bites/rss
Every bite you've created, ordered by most recent first (up to 20 items). Use this if you want your audience to follow everything you clip — a single feed for your whole Podbite presence.
All playlists feed
https://podbite.link/@{username}/playlists/rss
Your most recently updated playlists, one item per playlist. Good for audiences who want to browse your collections rather than individual bites.
Only shown if you have at least one custom playlist.
Individual playlist feeds
https://podbite.link/@{username}/playlists/{playlist_id}/rss
Each custom playlist has its own feed containing all the bites in that playlist, ordered by position. Subscribers to a playlist feed only see bites you've put in that specific collection — nothing else from your account.
Expand the Individual playlist feeds toggle in account settings to find the URL for each playlist.
Podcast and episode feeds
If you've claimed a podcast on Podbite, the per-podcast and per-episode feeds are available directly on the podcast and episode pages rather than in account settings. Look for the RSS icon in the page header alongside the playlist or episode title — clicking it opens the feed directly.
All Podbite feed URLs are also declared as <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml"> in
the page <head>, so RSS readers and browser extensions that support feed
auto-discovery will find them automatically when you visit the page.
What the feeds contain
Podbite RSS feeds follow the RSS 2.0 standard. Each item links back to the bite or playlist page on Podbite. The feeds use plain RSS — no iTunes or podcast namespace elements, no audio enclosures. They're designed for reading and linking, not for importing into podcast hosting.
Setting a username
Feed URLs use your public username (/@{username}/...). If you haven't set one
yet, go to Manage account → Public profile to
create it. Your feed URLs won't be available until your username is set.
Plan requirement
RSS feeds require the Curate+ plan. If you're on Promote, you'll see a preview of what's available when you upgrade.