One-time license purchase (not a subscription). A free Lite version is available on WordPress.org. Paid tiers are priced by number of sites: Standard ($24.95, 1 site), Best Value ($99.95, 10 sites), and Maximum ($199.95, 100 sites), each a one-time perpetual license unlocking the full AI rewriting and AI image generation feature set. Purchases are self-serve via PayPal or Bitcoin.
RSS Retriever is a WordPress plugin from CyberSEO.net that automatically imports RSS and Atom feeds into a WordPress site and turns them into full posts, pages, or WooCommerce products. Beyond basic feed-to-post importing, it layers on AI content transformation: connecting to OpenAI GPT, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, or OpenRouter models to rewrite, translate, spin, or synonymize imported article text, and generate long-form articles with the built-in [gpt_article] shortcode. It also supports AI image generation through Midjourney, FLUX, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion, plus free stock imagery from Pixabay and Google Images, to attach relevant visuals to imported content automatically. The plugin handles feed scheduling, duplicate detection by link or title, full-text extraction for truncated feeds, HTML sanitization, keyword-based content filtering, custom post-type and WooCommerce product mapping, multilingual assignment via WPML/Polylang, custom HTML templates, proxy support, and user-agent spoofing for feeds that block default crawlers. A free Lite edition is distributed through the official WordPress.org plugin repository, while paid Standard, Best Value, and Maximum licenses (sold as one-time purchases per site count) unlock the full AI rewriting, AI image generation, and automation feature set. RSS Retriever is aimed at publishers, affiliate site owners, and content operators who want to run autoblogging or content-aggregation workflows inside WordPress without custom development.
Key Features
RSS/Atom & Compressed Feed Support — Imports standard RSS and Atom feeds as well as compressed formats (ZIP, Gzip, Bzip2) and social sources like YouTube, Vimeo, and Flickr.
Scheduled Updates & Duplicate Detection — Checks each feed for updates on a configurable interval and prevents duplicate posts by matching link, title, or both.
Full-Text Extraction — Pulls complete article text from truncated RSS summaries using built-in full-text extraction or custom scraping rules.
Multi-Provider AI Rewriting — Connects to OpenAI GPT, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, or OpenRouter models to rewrite, translate, spin, or synonymize imported article text.
Long-Form Article Generation — The [gpt_article] shortcode generates long, multi-section articles automatically from source content.
AI Image Generation — Generates or replaces post images using Midjourney, FLUX, DALL-E, or Stable Diffusion, with fallback stock imagery from Pixabay and Google Images.
Custom Post Types & WooCommerce Mapping — Maps imported feed items to standard posts, pages, custom post types, or WooCommerce products with custom field and taxonomy assignment.
Multilingual Assignment — Integrates with WPML and Polylang to assign imported and translated content to the correct language version of a site.
Proxy Support & User-Agent Spoofing — Routes feed requests through proxies and spoofs user agents/HTTP headers to reliably pull from feeds that block default crawlers.
Pros & Cons
Pros
One-time payment instead of a recurring subscription for the paid tiers
Free Lite version available on the official WordPress.org plugin repository to try before buying
Connects to multiple AI text providers (OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, OpenRouter) rather than locking users into a single model
Also generates AI images (Midjourney, FLUX, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion) so imported posts can get unique visuals automatically
Deep feed-import controls: duplicate detection, full-text extraction, HTML sanitization, keyword filtering, and custom post-type/WooCommerce mapping
Multilingual support via WPML and Polylang integration
Proxy support and user-agent spoofing for pulling from feeds that block default crawlers
Cons
Built around autoblogging/content-spinning workflows, including a built-in synonymizer explicitly positioned to evade AI-content detection, which carries real SEO and content-quality risk if used carelessly
Requires separate paid API keys/accounts with third-party AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Midjourney, etc.) for the AI features to work; those usage costs are not included in the plugin price
WordPress-only; not usable outside the WordPress ecosystem
One-time pricing is tiered by site count, so scaling beyond the licensed number of sites requires buying a higher tier
As a single-vendor plugin, support and update cadence depend on CyberSEO.net rather than a larger vendor team