Managed RSSHub hosting

Find the site in the route list at docs.rsshub.app, then put your app URL in front of the route and ?key= with your access key at the end. Paste that address into your RSS reader.

An open RSSHub fetches any page for anyone who asks, which invites abuse and gets servers blocked by source sites. The access key means only feed addresses you created work. You can also use ?code= with an MD5 of the route and key, so the key itself never appears in the address.

Every feed address saved in your readers carries the old key, so they stop working until you update them. That is why the key lives in the Danger Zone of Settings.

Source sites change their pages, and RSSHub fixes routes in new releases, so an update usually brings the feed back. If the site blocks data centre addresses, set an outbound proxy in Settings.

Yes. This build includes Chromium, so routes that render pages with JavaScript work on the Lite plan. They take longer to refresh than plain routes, and results are cached.

Any reader works. FreshRSS on CoreHost is a good match, and apps such as NetNewsWire, Miniflux or Feedly subscribe to your RSSHub addresses the same way as any other feed.

We do. Curated updates roll out shortly after upstream releases and are tested on our platform first; security fixes move fast. If an update changes behaviour in a breaking way, we email you before it lands.

Take a final export or SFTP copy any time before you cancel. After termination we keep your data for 14 days (in case you change your mind), then purge it, backups included.

Yes. Point a CNAME at your instance, prove ownership with a TXT record, and TLS certificates are issued automatically. Cloudflare-proxied domains work; if you use CAA records, allow letsencrypt.org.