Keep your feeds full without starting from zero
Turn a blog’s feed into scheduled posts, and put your best-performing posts back in rotation on a cadence you set.
RSS and Atom auto-posting
Add a feed and every new item is captured and de-duplicated. Publish them automatically as scheduled posts across the accounts you choose for that client, or send each one to your drafts for a person to approve.
- Auto-publish, review-first drafts, or capture-only as a content monitor
- Per-feed health, including the last error and failure streak
- The workspace is notified when a feed publishes automatically
- RSS auto-posting is included from the Studio plan
Evergreen recycling
Mark a published post as evergreen and SkedCast re-publishes a fresh copy, with the same content and destinations, on the cadence you set.
- Stops on a recycle limit, an end date, or when you switch it off
- Turn it on from the console, the API or an AI assistant
- Evergreen recycling is included from the Solo plan
No runaway loops
A recycled copy is never itself a source for more recycling, so a post cannot multiply. If your plan lapses, recycling pauses instead of being deleted, and upgrading resumes it.
Safe fetching
Feed addresses are checked against private-network destinations before they are fetched, so a feed can never point SkedCast at your internal network.
RSS & evergreen FAQ
- Can SkedCast post automatically from an RSS feed?
- Yes. Add an RSS or Atom feed and new items become scheduled posts across the accounts you choose, or drafts that wait for your review.
- What is evergreen content recycling?
- It re-publishes a fresh copy of a published post, with the same content and destinations, on a cadence you set, until a limit, an end date or you stop it.
- What happens to recycled posts if I downgrade?
- Recycling pauses rather than being deleted, and it resumes when you upgrade.
Ready to broadcast everywhere?
Sign up free — no credit card. You land on the Free plan, and you can start a one-time 7-day Studio trial from your workspace whenever you are ready. Connect your first accounts, import a batch, and watch one post fan out across every platform.