Feeder can't follow Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn directly. You can usually follow the same person or company another way: through their website, newsletter, YouTube channel or Bluesky account, or with a feed made by a service like rss.app.
Facebook and Instagram
Feeder can't follow Facebook pages, Facebook groups or Instagram accounts. When a person or company you care about posts there, they often publish the same news somewhere Feeder can follow:
- Their website or blog. Paste the address into Add feed, and Feeder finds the feed. If the site has none, choose Create a custom RSS feed for this website.
- Their newsletter. Feeder gives you a personal e-mail address that turns newsletters into a feed.
- Their YouTube channel. Under Social media, choose YouTube. See YouTube RSS feeds.
- Their Bluesky or Mastodon account. Under Social media, choose Bluesky or Mastodon. See Mastodon RSS feeds.
Feeder can't follow LinkedIn profiles, company pages or LinkedIn newsletters today. Most companies share the same news on their own site:
- The company blog or newsroom. Paste the company's website into Add feed. Feeder finds its feed, or you can create a custom feed for the news page.
- The company's e-mail newsletter. Sign up with your Feeder newsletter address, and each issue arrives as a post.
Use a feed service
rss.app makes RSS feeds from public Facebook pages, public Instagram profiles, and LinkedIn company pages and newsletters. It is a paid service, from $8.32 a month billed yearly, with a 7-day free trial.
- Create the feed on rss.app and copy its feed link.
- In Feeder, click Add feed and paste the link.
Feeder follows these like any other RSS feed. Feeder doesn't make them, though, so if one stops updating, check it on rss.app first.
X (Twitter)
Feeder doesn't support X natively. Twitter feeds explains the options.
Can Feeder post to these networks?
No. Feeder can't post to Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn. With the Post to Webhook rule, Feeder sends each new post to a web address you choose, where a tool you connect can publish it. It needs Professional ($14.99 per user a month billed yearly). See Build your own integrations using Webhooks.
Telegram works differently: Feeder can follow public Telegram channels and post to Telegram. See Follow Telegram channels and post to Telegram.
Common questions
Is a Facebook page a premium source?
No plan can follow Facebook pages directly. A Facebook feed made with rss.app is a regular RSS feed in Feeder, so you can follow it on every plan.
Still stuck? E-mail support@feeder.co with the page you want to follow, and we'll help.