n8n: Reddit RSS Stops on November 13. Swap the RSS Read Node for One HTTP Request (ProLevelMax)

Description and use

An n8n automation recipe replaces the deprecated RSS Read node with a ProLevelMax HTTP Request to keep fetching r/smallbusiness posts after Reddit’s RSS feeds shut down on November 13 2026, saving up to $540/month versus manual reading.

Problem

Reddit’s RSS feeds stop working on November 13, 2026, causing n8n workflows that rely on the RSS Read node to silently fail and lose daily content ingestion.

Outcome

The new workflow costs about $0.003 per call (≈$0.09/month for one call per day) versus an estimated $540/month if the subreddit is read manually. The replacement node sequence preserves the original field names, so downstream nodes remain unchanged.

Workflow

• 1. Add a Schedule Trigger set to every 24 hours.
• 2. Add an HTTP Request node: Method POST, URL https://prolevelmax.com/v1/run, Bearer Auth with ProLevelMax API key, JSON body specifying the scraper (procli_reddit_c for subreddit feed or procli_reddit_d for keyword monitor).
• 3. Add a Split Out node on the items field to create one item per post.
• 4. Add an Edit Fields node that renames ProLevelMax fields to title, link, published, score, and comments using expressions like {{ $json.post.postTitle }}.

Evidence

Reddit announced on r/modnews on September 30, 2026 that its RSS feeds stop working on November 13.

Source

The replacement I use costs $0.003 per call with ProLevelMax. One call a day is about 9 cents a month.

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Only one node. Everything after it can stay exactly as it is, as long as the new node hands on the same field names the RSS Read node used.

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