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Turn RSS feeds into full-text articles, once per new post

For: media monitoring

Monitoring teams track dozens of outlets. Feeds give a headline and a link; Inkpluck follows each new link and returns the full article with authors, publish date and language, so you can search, tag and summarise coverage.

How media monitoring teams use Inkpluck

  1. List the outlets' RSS or Atom feed URLs.
  2. Run Inkpluck with onlyNew (monitor mode) on and schedule it hourly or daily.
  3. Send the new records to your search index, spreadsheet or summariser.
  4. Use the language field to route coverage to the right analyst.

Each new article is extracted and charged once, however often the schedule runs.

Inkpluck output: article title, authors, publish date and word count per URL
Real output from Inkpluck on Apify

Real test run, 23 Sep 2026

URLTitleAuthorsPublishedWordsCharged
blog.cloudflare.com/vary-support/We just shipped support for the ugliest part of HTTP: VaryAlex Krivit, Zaidoon Abd Al Hadi2026-09-222695yes
techcrunch.com/2026/09/23/meta-introduces-camera-free-ai-glasses/Meta introduces camera-free AI glassesSarah Perez2026-09-23657yes
smashingmagazine.com/2026/09/stop-treating-css-container-q…Stop Treating CSS Container Queries Like Traditional Media QueriesVictor Ayomipo2026-09-162239yes
ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/東京東京ウィキメディアプロジェクトへの貢献者2002-11-0816168yes
bbc.com/news(home page, not an article)1281no, free

Source: products/article-extract/store/listing.json (real test run of Inkpluck, 23 Sep 2026).

FAQ

Can it monitor sites without a feed?

Pass article URLs directly; for discovery of new links without a feed, pair it with a crawler.

What about paywalled outlets?

They are flagged; Inkpluck does not bypass paywalls.

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