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Site Spy generates RSS feeds for your watches. You can subscribe to a single watch or to all of them at once. RSS is available on all plans.

Finding your RSS feeds

RSS links live on the RSS Feeds page in the dashboard sidebar, and the same section exists in extension settings. Enable RSS once and Site Spy generates a feed token for your account. Every feed URL carries that token as ?token=…. The token is the only thing protecting your feed — anyone holding the URL can read your watch diffs — so treat it like a password and avoid posting feed URLs publicly. There are two feed types:

Per-watch feed

Each watch has its own RSS feed. Open a watch and look for the RSS icon or link. The feed publishes a new entry every time that page changes, with the diff content included.

All-watches feed

A single feed that includes changes from all your watches. Use this if you want one subscription in your RSS reader that covers everything.

Rotating the token

Regenerate Token issues a new token and invalidates the old one. Every feed URL you have already given out stops working at that moment, so re-subscribe in your reader afterwards. Use it if a feed URL leaks. Disable RSS switches the feeds off entirely. Muted watches are left out of your feeds by default.

Using RSS feeds

Paste the feed URL into any RSS reader — Feedly, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS, or any other reader that supports Atom/RSS. Each entry includes:
  • The page URL that changed
  • A diff showing what was added and removed
  • The timestamp of the change

RSS vs direct alerts

RSS is a good fit when you want to browse changes at your own pace, aggregate multiple watches in one place, or pipe updates into other tools. For time-sensitive changes like visa slots or stock alerts, push notifications, email, or Telegram are a better choice since they notify you immediately.