For blogs and newsletters
Your archive already knows what to post.
Paste your blog's address. MagpieFeed reads your articles, plans a month of highlights and how-tos grounded in them, and hands you a queue to approve — your headlines, your palette, your tone. Add the RSS feed your blog already publishes and every new article gets a post of its own. No plugin, nothing to add to your site.
Free plan, no card: 30 posts a month, every export, and room for 1 feed if you want one. Connect a channel when you want publishing — or never.
Three steps, from website to queue.
It starts with your web address. A feed is optional: add one when you want posts about what is new. Either way, what is left to do is say yes to what the queue brings you.
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Paste your blog's address
MagpieFeed reads your pages — your feed or sitemap if you have one, the homepage otherwise — and proposes article highlights, how-tos and FAQs, plus your tone and keywords.
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See your 30-day plan
Every post of the next month on a calendar, with a written example of each Post Type, before you sign up. Start free and that exact plan becomes your queue.
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Add your RSS feed — optional
Usually yourdomain.com/feed. Once it is in, every new article becomes a branded card drafted for your approval, alongside the plan.
What you get
The parts of MagpieFeed that matter most for this kind of site.
It reads a real RSS feed
Enclosure and media images, content:encoded bodies, dc:creator bylines and Atom entries — not just the three fields a shop feed happens to share with yours.
No hero image? Still a card
Plenty of posts have no picture. The Article template falls back to a designed block of your brand colour rather than a hole where the photo should be.
The caption is a draft
It arrives written and you rewrite it. Nothing goes out that you have not read.
What it does not do yet
Publishing goes from the queue to X, Telegram and Discord, and to Facebook and Instagram through your own Meta app. For LinkedIn, TikTok and the rest, MagpieFeed hands you the rendered image and the caption and you post it — which for most blogs is the honest workflow anyway.
Plans
Start on Free — composing and exporting need no channel at all. Paying yearly costs 20% less.
| Plan | Price | Feeds | Channels | Posts | Video clips |
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| FreeStudio Mode | Free | 1 | — | 30 | — |
| StudioStudio Mode | €12 | 3 | — | 500 | 20 |
| StarterPublishing | €19 | 3 | 3 | 500 | 20 |
| ProPublishing + BYOC + API | €49 | 10 | 10 | 1,500 | 60 |
| AgencyPublishing + BYOC + API | €149 | 50 | 50 | 10,000 | 400 |
Paid yearly, that is Studio €9.60/mo · Starter €15.20/mo · Pro €39.20/mo · Agency €119.20/mo — 20% off, billed once a year.
There is no checkout on the site yet, so a paid plan is switched on by hand — start free and tell us when you outgrow it.
Not quite your setup?
The same start — your web address — and the same queue. Here is how it reads for the other two.
For shops
Paste your shop's address and MagpieFeed plans 30 days of product spotlights, offers and tips from your own pages. Add your product feed later for price-drop and new-arrival posts. Every post waits for your approval.
For news
Start from your site's address, then add your RSS or Atom feed: MagpieFeed renders every story as a branded card, spreads them across your publishing window and expires stale ones.