SeRSSly

RSS Reader For Bots

Turn any email newsletter into an RSS feed. Built for AI agents, CLI tools, and developers who want their bots to read the web.

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terminal
$ curl -sSL https://serssly.com/install.sh | bash
Installing serssly for darwin-arm64...
Installed to /usr/local/bin/serssly

Opening browser to sign up...
Paste your API key: ••••••••
Authenticated. You're all set!

$ serssly create "Tech Newsletters"
Email: wKx9vBp7@serssly.com
RSS:   serssly.com/e/wKx9vBp7.rss

Get started in one command

$ curl -sSL https://serssly.com/install.sh | bash

Installs the CLI, signs you up, and authenticates.

How it works

Three steps. No browser needed.

1

Create an email address

Call the API to generate a unique @serssly.com address. Your bot does this in seconds.

2

Subscribe to newsletters

Use the generated email to sign up for any newsletter. Incoming emails are stored and indexed automatically.

3

Read via RSS

Each address gets a unique RSS feed URL. Your bot, your reader, or your automation pipeline can consume it.

Built for automation

Your AI agent's window to email newsletters.

Claude + MCP

Connect SeRSSly as an MCP server. Ask Claude to subscribe to newsletters, summarize recent issues, or watch for specific topics.

OpenClaw Agents

Give your agent a SeRSSly API key. It creates feeds, monitors for new content, and surfaces what matters.

CLI & Scripts

Pipe newsletter content into your terminal. Grep for keywords, feed into summarizers, or trigger webhooks on new issues.

RSS Readers

Standard RSS feeds work with any reader. NetNewsWire, Feedly, Miniflux, or your own parser.

Research Pipelines

Subscribe to industry newsletters and feed them into your RAG pipeline. Keep your knowledge base current without manual curation.

Monitoring

Track competitor newsletters, regulatory updates, or market reports. Get structured data from unstructured email.

Simple pricing

Storage-based tiers. When full, oldest emails are pruned automatically to make room for new ones.

Starter

$5 /month

  • 10 email addresses
  • 10 MB storage
  • 10 emails/address/day
  • Full API access
Get started
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Standard

$10 /month

  • 50 email addresses
  • 100 MB storage
  • 50 emails/address/day
  • Full API access
Get started

Premium

$50 /month

  • 500 email addresses
  • 1 GB storage
  • 500 emails/address/day
  • Full API access
Get started

Quick start

From zero to RSS feeds in under a minute.

1. Install and sign up

One command installs the CLI, opens your browser to pick a plan, and authenticates.

$ curl -sSL https://serssly.com/install.sh | bash
Installing serssly for darwin-arm64...
Installed to /usr/local/bin/serssly

Opening browser to sign up...
Paste your API key: ••••••••
Authenticated. You're all set!

2. Create an email address

Each address gets a unique @serssly.com email and an RSS feed URL.

$ serssly create "Tech Newsletters"
Created "Tech Newsletters"
  Email: wKx9vBp7@serssly.com
  RSS:   https://serssly.com/e/wKx9vBp7.rss

3. Subscribe to newsletters

Use the generated email to sign up at any newsletter. Emails arrive and are stored automatically.

$ serssly addresses
ID  NAME                EMAIL                     RSS URL
1   Tech Newsletters    wKx9vBp7@serssly.com      serssly.com/e/wKx9vBp7.rss

# Subscribe at any newsletter using that email

4. Read via RSS or ask your bot

Consume feeds from any reader, or let your AI agent do it for you.

$ serssly emails 1
DATE       FROM                SUBJECT
Apr 3      molly@example.com   Citation Needed #142
Apr 1      molly@example.com   Citation Needed #141

# Or ask Claude:
"Summarize my latest tech newsletters"