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Best Feedly alternatives

Feedly is a solid RSS reader on the free tier and an increasingly enterprise-focused product at the paid tiers. If you don't need the monitoring and threat-intelligence side, there are cheaper and often better options.

Why look for a Feedly alternative?

Feedly users usually look elsewhere for price (Inoreader is cheaper at the same tier), for markdown/agent-ready export, or because the free tier's 100-feed cap has been hit.

What Feedly does well

  • Largest feed catalog and discovery directory
  • Leo AI for summarisation and trigger alerts
  • Team boards for collaborative research
  • Strong enterprise threat intelligence offering

Where it falls short

  • Most power-user features require Pro+ or Enterprise
  • Ads on the free tier
  • No structured markdown export aimed at AI agents
  • Not designed for read-later / bookmark workflows

The best alternatives to Feedly

Inoreader is the most direct RSS-to-RSS swap. Readwise Reader is the upgrade if you also want to read long-form in the same app. Keep handles RSS alongside articles, videos, and agent output. Ordered by best match. Keep is our own product, so we list it as our pick above the ranked list.

Our pick

Keep

Save anything as Markdown your AI agents can search, including articles, posts, videos, feeds, files, and notes.

Free, paid from $5/mo

  • Everything you save becomes clean Markdown
  • MCP and CLI search across notes and saved sources
  • Auto-sync from RSS, YouTube, GitHub, email, and optional X bookmarks

Keep is ours, so it sits outside the ranked list. It turns saved pages, posts, videos, feeds, files, and notes into Markdown your agents can search. Start free. Personal is $10/month. X bookmark sync is a $5 add-on.

1. Inoreader

A powerful RSS reader for power users, researchers, and journalists.

Free, paid from $4.99/mo

  • Inoreader Intelligence AI summarises, answers questions, and runs custom prompts
  • Advanced rules and filters for keyword-level feed control
  • Supports RSS, newsletters, podcasts, YouTube, Bluesky, Mastodon, Reddit

2. Readwise Reader

A read-later app for articles, PDFs, emails, tweets, and YouTube, with deep highlights and AI features.

Free, paid from $9.99/mo

  • Fastest, most polished app in the read-later category
  • Rich highlighting with Readwise sync to note apps
  • Handles articles, PDFs, newsletters, tweets, YouTube in one inbox

3. Raindrop

All-in-one bookmark manager with collections, tags, and a polished UI across every platform.

Free, paid from $3/mo

  • Best-in-class UI for organising a large library of saves
  • Nested collections and tags for serious curators
  • Native apps on every major platform including browsers

4. Instapaper

A classic read-later app with clean text extraction and distraction-free reading.

Free, paid from $5.99/mo

  • One of the cleanest text extractions in the category
  • Long track record and stable apps
  • Email-in works out of the box for forwarding articles and newsletters

5. Dewey

Save and search X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, TikTok, Threads, Reddit, and Mastodon bookmarks in one place.

Free, paid from $10/mo

  • One of the only tools that syncs X bookmarks natively
  • Supports LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, TikTok, Reddit, Mastodon, Substack bookmarks too
  • AI auto-tagging for fast organization of thousands of saves

Feature comparison

Here's how Feedly's alternatives compare on feed limits, AI, and the export formats that matter when you want to move your saves into other tools.

FeatureFeedlyKeepInoreaderReadwise ReaderRaindropInstapaperDewey
Capture and save
Browser extensionChrome, FirefoxChrome, Firefox, Edge, BraveChrome, Firefox, SafariChrome, Firefox, Safari, EdgeChrome, Firefox, Safari, EdgeChrome
Mobile appsiOS, Android×iOS, AndroidiOS, AndroidiOS, AndroidiOS, Android×
Save from email×Forward to in.keep.md×Per-user Reader address×Unique save-by-email address×
Save tweets××Threads compiled as articlesPartial×Native X bookmarks sync
Save YouTube videosVia channel feedWith transcriptsVia channel feedWith transcript highlightingPartialURL only×
Save GitHub stars××××××
Save PDFs×Converted to markdown×Full-text search Pro onlyPremium×
Save files (docs, spreadsheets)×Word, Excel, CSV, HTML, OpenDocument×PDFs, EPUBs, HTMLPDF, EPUB, images, video××
Save audio files×With Whisper transcription××mp3, wav, aiff, flac××
Save via API×
Auto-sync sources
RSS auto-syncVia IFTTT applet×Outputs RSS of your bookmarks
YouTube channel syncVia RSS×××
X bookmarks sync×Automatic sync is a $5/month add-on. Manual CSV or JSON import on every plan.××××Auto sync on Pro
GitHub stars sync××××××
Newsletter inbox syncProPro×Forward-to-save, not a dedicated inbox×
Library and reading
Reader view×
Offline readingPartial××
Full-text searchProSupporter+ProPremium
Semantic / AI searchPro+ (Leo)Pro (AI Q&A via Inoreader Intelligence)Ghostreader Q&APro (Stella)××
HighlightsHighlight from the extension or from inside the reader, with optional notes; renders inline×
Notes
TagsBoards
CollectionsBoardsFoldersFoldersNestedFoldersNested folders
Public sharingPartial×Public folders (Pro)
Full-text RSS extractionProProPartial×××
AI and agents
Markdown export for AI agents×Per-item .md URL×××××
Bulk markdown export××××××
MCP server×××Official server××
CLI toolkeep npm package×××××
Claude Code skill××××××
AI summariesPro+ (Leo)AI summary and AI tagging on every saved articlePro (Inoreader Intelligence)GhostreaderPro (Stella)×AI auto-tagging
Public API×
Import and export
OPML import / exportImport from and export to any OPML-compatible reader×××
Pocket importZIP, CSV, and legacy HTML exports×
Instapaper importCSV export with folders, archive, and starred state××
CSV / JSON exportPartialExport to CSV or JSON. Import plain CSV/TSV plus Omnivore, Raindrop.io, Pinboard, and Wallabag export files.Via APIHTML, CSV, TXT onlyHTML + CSVCSV, PDF, Google Sheets
Send to Kindle×EPUB delivered to your Kindle emailPro×Premium×
Import Kindle highlights×From My Clippings.txt, no Amazon login required×Via Readwise Kindle sync (Amazon account login)×××

Move Feedly subscriptions into Keep

Feedly OPML covers public RSS subscriptions. Boards, Read Later, AI Feeds, and Reddit feeds need a separate export.

  1. 1Export OPML from the Feedly web app.
  2. 2Keep an untouched copy.
  3. 3Open Settings, Data, then Import OPML in Keep.
  4. 4Check folders and a few quiet feeds after the import.
  5. 5Move saved articles separately if you used Boards or Read Later.

Web feeds guide

About Feedly

Feedly is the largest RSS reader on the web, with a free tier capped at 100 feeds and Pro/Pro+ plans that layer on AI summaries (Leo), team boards, web alerts, and enterprise intelligence. Pro is $6.99/mo, Pro+ is $12.99/mo (annual billing only), and Enterprise covers the threat and market intelligence verticals at custom pricing. The product has spent the last several years pivoting from consumer RSS to a serious monitoring and research platform. The free tier is still a legitimate RSS reader; the paid tiers are increasingly aimed at analysts, PR teams, and security researchers who need to track topics across thousands of sources.

Frequently asked questions

Pro ($6.99/mo annual) adds unlimited feeds, newsletters, OPML, and full-text search. Pro+ ($12.99/mo, annual-only) adds Leo AI for summaries and topic filtering, team boards with highlights and notes, Zapier/IFTTT automations, and web alerts.

Not as built-in features. OPML export of your feed list is supported, but there's no bulk article export as markdown. The Feedly Cloud API can be used to pull individual items.

For most use cases, yes. Inoreader's Pro tier ($7.50/mo annual) covers the same ground as Feedly Pro with unlimited feeds and filter rules, plus its own AI layer (Inoreader Intelligence) that summarises and answers questions.

Export OPML from your Feedly account (Pro feature), then import into Inoreader, Readwise Reader, Feedbin, NewsBlur, or any other RSS reader that accepts OPML. Your subscription list moves over; read/unread state does not.

Inoreader Free allows 150 feeds vs Feedly's 100. NewsBlur and The Old Reader have more generous free tiers but lean older in UI. Feedbin has no free tier.

Inoreader has a Teams plan with shared folders and collaboration. For dedicated team research workflows, Feedly's enterprise tiers (Threat Intelligence, Market Intelligence) are the most developed, worth considering rather than switching if that's why you're on Feedly.

Readwise Reader and Matter for long-form reading on mobile. For dedicated RSS reading, Reeder is the best-regarded paid mobile client (syncs with most providers). Inoreader's mobile apps are also solid.

Keep is designed for this: pull feeds in as one source, save the articles you want to remember, access them later as markdown URLs. Readwise Reader also handles RSS plus read-later in one app.

Raindrop and Keep both have official MCP servers. Neither Feedly nor Inoreader ships one directly, though both have REST APIs you can wrap.

FreshRSS and Miniflux are both mature self-hosted RSS readers with active development. Both require running a server and some setup, but they're free, open-source, and privacy-friendly.

Readwise Reader has the smoothest newsletter-to-inbox workflow. Matter Premium supports newsletters well. Inoreader Pro handles newsletter-to-RSS as first-class. Feedly Pro also supports newsletters.

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