Table of Contents
RSS feed submission sites help your latest content get discovered, indexed and syndicated, often with a backlink to your site. This list covers the best RSS feed submission sites, why they still matter, and how to submit your feed correctly.
What are RSS feed submission sites?
RSS feed submission sites are directories and readers where you submit your website’s RSS feed URL. They aggregate your latest posts, expose them to new readers, and can create backlinks and faster indexing as your content is picked up.
Why RSS feed submission sites matter
- They speed up discovery and indexing of new posts
- They can create backlinks from feed directory pages
- They expand reach to readers who follow feeds
- They support content syndication with minimal effort
- Many are free and take minutes to submit
Best RSS feed submission sites
- FeedBurner: Google feed management and stats (approx DA 96)
- Feedly: Popular reader; being added builds readership (approx DA 91)
- Inoreader: Feed reader with a large user base (approx DA 82)
- Feedspot: Feed directory and reader with listing pages (approx DA 80)
- Feeder: Web and extension based RSS reader (approx DA 74)
- RSS.com: Feed hosting and directory (approx DA 72)
- Twingly: Blog and feed indexing service (approx DA 70)
- BlogAdda: Blog and feed directory (approx DA 66)
- Feedreader: Online RSS aggregator (approx DA 60)
- Feedage: RSS feed directory with categories (approx DA 52)
- Feed Shark: Free ping and feed submission (approx DA 45)
- RSS Micro: Feed search and submission (approx DA 40)
How to use RSS feed submission sites effectively
- Find your feed URL, usually yourdomain.com/feed
- Validate the feed so it is error free
- Submit the feed URL to each directory and reader
- Categorize the feed accurately where asked
- Resubmit or ping when you publish major content
Best practices
- Submit only a clean, valid feed
- Use a clear feed title and description
- Avoid spammy auto submission tools
- Keep publishing consistently so the feed stays active
- Track which directories send real traffic
RSS feed submission sites FAQ
For more link building tactics, browse our Sites List guides, and see Moz’s explainer on Domain Authority to understand the DA scores referenced above.
Is RSS feed submission still useful?
Yes. While RSS is less mainstream than before, submission still helps indexing, syndication and backlinks, and readers like Feedly still send engaged traffic.
Are RSS directory backlinks dofollow?
It varies by directory. Some pass link equity while others are nofollow, but both help with discovery and indexing of your content.
How often should I submit my feed?
Submit once to each quality directory, then rely on the feed updating automatically. Ping services can notify readers when you publish new posts.
The bottom line
RSS feed submission is a quick, low effort way to speed indexing, syndicate content and pick up backlinks. Submit a clean feed to the quality directories above and keep publishing so it stays active.