Feedfire.com - End your RSS worries right now

For Internet junkies and those with their own company or site, RSS feeds are a heaven sent way to be more productive and informed. However, creating your own RSS feed can be a headache with tons of code and technical lingo. Now, anyone can launch an RSS feed with Feedfire.com. As long as you have a complete URL and web page, Feedfire.com can organize all of the information and set up a fully functional RSS feed. Potential clients do not need any previous technological proficiency and will also avoid the pain of related programming. To register with Feedfire.com all that is required is a name, full URL (including http:// format), email address, zip code, and telephone. Once registered, the client can view their feed and access their personal account freely. Clients can also choose a free feed which is a basic feed updated only every 24 hours and runs on other default settings, or clients can sponsor their feed and have more control over the content and other settings. Additionally, users can search Feedfire.com’s database of RSS feeds that are conveniently organized in categories.

“FeedFire.com is a service which helps you create, quickly, simply and with no prior expertise, RSS feeds from virtually ANY web page.
RSS is blossoming, very quickly, into the de facto protocol used by many, many major sites as their means of distributing their news, info and marketing.There are a constantly growing number of RSS feeds available and there is a HUGE choice to take your pick from.
However, it's often the case that a particular feed isn't available, on the topic of your choice. So what do you do? You use FeedFire, that's what! FeedFire allows you to create a feed from virtually any webpage, and turn it into a RSS feed suitable for using at your website, syndicating or just reading in your RSS news reader client.”

Feedfire.com will take a lot of stress off of a website manager who doesn’t have time to fiddle around trying to create a feed. The site is clean and honest and gives a lot of options with sponsored feeds. This not only lets the site manager be a little lazy but also lets someone else worry about the feed and ensure that it’s done right the first time.

Are there extra costs when feeds don't work and need to be redone?