---
title: "Supported Feed Sources"
description: "A reference guide for each feed source type Postpone supports, including the URL format to use when subscribing."
canonical_url: "https://help.postpone.app/content/feeds/supported-feed-sources"
---
# Supported Feed Sources

> A reference guide for each feed source type Postpone supports, including the URL format to use when subscribing.

Postpone supports subscribing to 15 different feed source types. Each source type expects a specific URL format or identifier when you add a feed. This guide explains what to enter for each one.

## RSS / Atom

Enter the full URL of any standard RSS 2.0 or Atom feed.

**Example:** `https://example.com/feed.xml`

Most blogs and news sites publish an RSS feed. Look for an RSS icon on the site, or try appending `/feed`, `/rss`, or `/feed.xml` to the site URL.

## YouTube

Enter a YouTube channel URL or channel ID. Postpone automatically finds the channel's feed. Playlist URLs are also supported.

**Examples:**

- `https://www.youtube.com/@channelname`
- `https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxxxxxx`
- `https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxxxxxx`

## Podcasts

Enter the podcast's RSS feed URL or an Apple Podcasts URL.

**Examples:**

- `https://feeds.example.com/podcast.xml`
- `https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1438054347`

If you only have the podcast name, search for it on Apple Podcasts and copy the URL from the browser.

## Substack

Enter the Substack publication URL.

**Examples:**

- `https://example.substack.com`
- `example.substack.com`

## Ghost

Enter the URL of any Ghost-powered blog.

**Example:** `https://blog.example.com`

## WordPress

Enter the URL of any WordPress site.

**Examples:**

- `https://example.wordpress.com`
- `https://yourblog.com`

Works with both WordPress.com hosted sites and self-hosted WordPress installations.

## Medium

Enter a Medium profile or publication URL. Custom domains are also supported.

**Examples:**

- `https://medium.com/@username`
- `https://medium.com/publication-name`
- `https://custom-domain.com`

## Beehiiv

Enter your Beehiiv RSS feed URL. You can find this in your Beehiiv dashboard under **Settings > Publication > RSS**. The URL ends in `.xml`.

**Example:** `https://rss.beehiiv.com/feeds/yourFeedId.xml`

<note>

Learn more: [How to enable and use RSS on Beehiiv](https://www.beehiiv.com/support/article/9363537272215-how-to-enable-and-use-rss)

</note>

## Buttondown

Enter the Buttondown newsletter URL. RSS must be enabled by the newsletter owner.

**Example:** `buttondown.email/username`

<note>

Learn more: [Buttondown Email to RSS documentation](https://docs.buttondown.com/email-to-rss)

</note>

## Dev.to

Enter a Dev.to profile URL or tag page URL.

**Examples:**

- `https://dev.to/username`
- `https://dev.to/t/javascript`

## GitHub

Enter a public GitHub repository URL. Postpone subscribes to the repository's release feed, so you'll be notified when new versions are published.

**Example:** `https://github.com/facebook/react`

## Reddit

Enter a subreddit URL or user profile URL.

**Examples:**

- `https://www.reddit.com/r/technology`
- `https://www.reddit.com/user/username`

## Tumblr

Enter a public Tumblr blog URL. Only public blogs have RSS feeds.

**Example:** `https://example.tumblr.com`

## Bluesky

Enter a Bluesky handle or profile URL. Only works for accounts with public post visibility.

**Examples:**

- `@username.bsky.social`
- `username.bsky.social`
- `https://bsky.app/profile/username.bsky.social`

## Mastodon

Enter a Mastodon profile URL. Works across all instances. Hashtag pages are also supported.

**Examples:**

- `https://mastodon.social/@username`
- `https://mastodon.social/tags/opensource`


## Sitemap

See the full [sitemap](https://help.postpone.app/sitemap.md) for all pages.