
New Feature
🤖 RSS.com public API: Now Live
Our API has officially landed. If you are not familiar with what an API does: it means you can now create podcasts and manage episodes from third-party tools, automations, or your own code, without having to use the RSS.com web dashboard.
This opens a new era of workflows, automations, and integrations with the apps you already use.
For the techies among us, but also for vibe coders who like experimenting with AI, you can now build all sorts of automations, like publishing a new episode of your show:
🚪 when your doorbell rings and nobody is home
📦 when your package is marked "delivered" but you cannot find it anywhere
🌙 when your smart lights switch to "it is definitely too late" mode
🧺 when your washing machine finishes and you ignore it for three hours
⌚️ when your smartwatch says "time to stand" and you absolutely do not
🛫 when your phone pops up a boarding pass notification and it is officially holiday mode
Yes, all of this is technically possible starting today!
Seriously though: with the RSS.com API you can automate workflows, manage episodes, speed up publishing pipelines, and build custom tooling around your show or network, all powered by secure, first-party API access.
Available to podcasters on our Podcast Networks plan: open the Account menu in the top-right of your dashboard, then select API Access to generate your API keys.
Docs: https://api.rss.com/v4/docs
Also, you can create multiple API keys to keep things clean and secure across different services, apps, and automations.
This is just the beginning. More integrations and workflow goodies are coming soon 🚀
Improvement
Smarter auto mid-roll ads (and another great reason to use chapters)
For users on PAID, our programmatic ads solution with the lowest entry threshold out there, auto mid-roll ads just got smarter.
They are now chapter-aware, which means we can place mid-rolls more intelligently using your chapter markers whenever the placement conditions are met.
Technically speaking: we upgraded the mid-roll placement algorithm to make better timing decisions when chapters are present.
Practically speaking: this is yet another reason to add chapters to your episodes. You get better-timed mid-rolls that fit the flow of the episode, and the chapters you create in RSS.com now show up across most listener apps and directories globally. Spoiler alert: Apple Podcasts support for chapters is coming this month!







