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# RSS Feed

RSS feed allows users and applications to access website updates in a standardized, computer-readable format. Users who are subscribed to a RSS feed will get updates from a site automatically without the need to revisit the site and check what's new or what's changed. 

You can get RSS feed for your website by enabling the RSS feed Add-on. 

### Setting up RSS Feed Add-on

1. Go to the `Add-ons` Tab -> **Feed**.

2. Open the RSS feed card and click **Enable**. 

![Switch on the Enable toggle on](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/918f9541750fe800/rss-feed_zyk506.png)

3. Select what type of feed you want to use for your website. By default, 

*  You can get your website content updates (**the content that comes from the Google Sheets**);

* You can get updates of the information on the pages that you create in  your website (**Pages added to Pages & Links tab**);

![To get updates on items and pages make sure both types of feeds are enabled](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/918f9541750fe800/rss-feed-2_14e54f5.png)

By default, both types are enabled but if you are not planning to use one of the feeds, you can disable it by switching off the **Enable** toggle.

4. Click **Save**.

After that, you can copy the RSS feed link (or the links) and paste it onto any area of the website. For example, you can add it to the **Footer** in markdown format:

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/918f9541750fe800/rss-feed-3_l67zl4.png)

Now your customers and website visitors will be able to copy that link and read your content with an online RSS reader, and will get updates from your site automatically.