PolitePaul

PolitePaul helps users create RSS feeds for webpages through a series of setup steps.

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About PolitePaul

PolitePaul is a web tool for generating RSS feeds from web pages. Feeds are built through a step-by-step, click-based setup that does not require code, with an optional XPath editor (versions 1.0 and 2.0) for more control over scraping. Created feeds can be filtered by words and phrases, fetched in XML or JSON, and monitored for how regularly they are accessed, with email notifications about feed status.

Content is loaded through the service's own servers, which the site says allows it to retrieve dynamically loaded pages, including those powered by JavaScript. Pricing is not stated on the homepage.

Key features

  • Click-based feed creation for web pages without writing code
  • Loads dynamic and JavaScript-powered pages through the service's servers
  • XPath editor supporting XPath 1.0 and 2.0 for detailed scraping
  • Smart filters that select content by words and phrases
  • Feed data available in XML and JSON formats
  • Feed monitoring with fetch tracking and email status notifications
Best for: People who want RSS feeds for web pages that do not offer one, including pages with dynamically loaded content.
Good for
  • Basic feed creation requires no coding
  • Handles dynamically loaded and JavaScript-powered pages
  • Feeds can be consumed in either XML or JSON
Watch out for
  • Pricing is not stated on the homepage
  • Dynamic page loading depends on the service's own servers

PolitePaul at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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PolitePaul FAQ

Do I need to write code to create a feed?
No. The site states that feeds can be created without code using a few clicks, and that an XPath editor is available if you want more scraping control.
Which XPath versions are supported?
XPath versions 1.0 and 2.0.
Can PolitePaul build feeds for pages that use JavaScript?
The site says it loads dynamic content through its servers and can retrieve almost all pages on the internet, including those powered by JavaScript.
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