Subscribe to your link status updates with any RSS reader. Pull-based monitoring that works with Feedly, Inoreader, Newsblur, and any RSS-compatible tool.
Generate a personal feed token, add the URL to your RSS reader, and receive updates whenever your monitored links change status.
Create a secure feed token in Dashboard → Settings → RSS Feed
Copy the feed URL and add it to Feedly, Inoreader, or any RSS reader
Receive items when links go dead, come back online, or are being checked
Use this URL format with your generated token:
https://deadlinkradar.com/api/v1/feed/rss?token=YOUR_FEED_TOKENMost RSS readers have an "Add Feed" or "Subscribe" option—just paste the URL.
The feed uses RSS 2.0 format. Each status change creates an item with emoji indicators:
Link went dead
Link is active
Link being checked
Unknown status
Example feed item:
<item> <title>🔴 Link Status: DEAD</title> <description>mega.nz/file/abc123 changed from active to dead</description> <link>https://deadlinkradar.com/dashboard/links/abc123</link> <pubDate>Wed, 15 Jan 2026 10:30:00 GMT</pubDate> <guid>status-change-abc123-1705315800000</guid> </item>
| Endpoint | GET /api/v1/feed/rss?token=... |
| Format | RSS 2.0 with Atom namespace |
| Cache TTL | 5 minutes |
| Items | Last 50 status changes |
| Content-Type | application/rss+xml |
Test your feed with curl:
curl "https://deadlinkradar.com/api/v1/feed/rss?token=YOUR_FEED_TOKEN"Need to regenerate your token?
Go to Dashboard → Settings → RSS Feed and click "Regenerate Token". Your old token will stop working immediately.
Your token is invalid or expired. Generate a new token in Dashboard → Settings → RSS Feed.
The feed only shows status changes. If you haven't had any link status changes recently, the feed will be empty. Add some links and check them to generate events.
The feed is cached for 5 minutes. Most RSS readers also have their own refresh interval (often 15-60 minutes). Try forcing a refresh in your reader.
Generate your feed token and start receiving link status updates in your favorite RSS reader.
Set Up RSS Feed