Feed to Post WordPress

Feed to post for WordPress, done right.

Convert RSS, Atom and API feeds into native WordPress posts—mapped, filtered and scheduled, with a preview before anything publishes.

Quick answer

Feed-to-post turns feed items into WordPress posts automatically. Ingestics does this for RSS, Atom and REST API sources, with field mapping, quality filters, deduplication, attribution and preview-before-publish.

Sources
REST APIs, RSS/Atom, CSV, XML, JSON, HTML, text, Google Sheets
Authentication
API key, Bearer, Basic (Free); OAuth2 (Lite/Pro); AWS SigV4 (Business)
Scheduling
Manual (Free); 1–24h (Lite); custom & 12h (Pro); separate API/RSS (Business)
Controls
Field mapping, 6–14 rule filters, deduplication, preview-before-publish
Publishing
Native posts, custom fields, taxonomies, attribution, display blocks
Pricing
Free edition; paid tiers $4.99–$9.99/mo (annual)
How it works

From feed to published post

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Add source

RSS, Atom or REST API.

02

Map

Match feed fields to post fields.

03

Filter

Include only what matters; dedupe the rest.

04

Schedule

Run on your cadence, with rotation.

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Publish

Draft for review or publish live, attribution intact.

Display

Show your imported content

Shortcodes & block

Embed feeds with a shortcode, the ingestics/feed block or template tags (Lite+).

Layouts

Grid (Lite+), carousel (Pro+) and ticker (Business).

Page builders

Native Elementor widget and Bricks element (Pro+).

What sources can become posts?

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RSS, Atom and REST API sources—individually or combined into one pipeline.

Can items be held for review?

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Yes—every run can hold items as drafts until you approve them.

Do I need code?

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No—everything is configured in the WordPress admin.

Can I display the results?

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Yes—via shortcodes, the Gutenberg block, template tags, and Elementor/Bricks, in grid, carousel or ticker layouts.
Get started

Turn feeds into posts

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