> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sitespy.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# RSS Feeds

> Follow website changes in any RSS reader

Site Spy generates RSS feeds for your watches. You can subscribe to a single watch or to all of them at once. RSS is available on all plans.

## Finding your RSS feeds

RSS links live on the **RSS Feeds** page in the dashboard sidebar, and the same section exists in extension settings. Enable RSS once and Site Spy generates a feed token for your account.

Every feed URL carries that token as `?token=…`. The token is the only thing protecting your feed — anyone holding the URL can read your watch diffs — so treat it like a password and avoid posting feed URLs publicly.

There are two feed types:

### Per-watch feed

Each watch has its own RSS feed. Open a watch and look for the RSS icon or link. The feed publishes a new entry every time that page changes, with the diff content included.

### All-watches feed

A single feed that includes changes from all your watches. Use this if you want one subscription in your RSS reader that covers everything.

## Rotating the token

**Regenerate Token** issues a new token and invalidates the old one. Every feed URL you have already given out stops working at that moment, so re-subscribe in your reader afterwards. Use it if a feed URL leaks.

**Disable RSS** switches the feeds off entirely.

Muted watches are left out of your feeds by default.

## Using RSS feeds

Paste the feed URL into any RSS reader — Feedly, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS, or any other reader that supports Atom/RSS. Each entry includes:

* The page URL that changed
* A diff showing what was added and removed
* The timestamp of the change

## RSS vs direct alerts

RSS is a good fit when you want to browse changes at your own pace, aggregate multiple watches in one place, or pipe updates into other tools. For time-sensitive changes like visa slots or stock alerts, [push notifications](/docs/dashboard/push-notifications), [email](/docs/dashboard/email-notifications), or [Telegram](/docs/dashboard/telegram) are a better choice since they notify you immediately.