Feeder
A hosted RSS reader and news monitor with browser extensions, dashboards and team plans.
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About Feeder
Feeder (feeder.co) is a hosted feed reader that started as a popular browser extension and now also pitches itself to professionals monitoring news, competitors and industry sources. You follow feeds from the web reader, browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge, or the iOS and Android apps. Paid plans add faster updates, premium sources, dashboards, rules and filters, email summaries, AI summaries and text-to-speech, while the Professional tier adds team collaboration, integrations, public dashboards and the ability to create RSS feeds. The free plan is a solid basic reader with up to 200 feeds and 30-minute updates, ad-free. Plus and Professional plans are billed monthly or at a discount yearly, and Enterprise adds single sign-on and custom limits. It suits people who like reading in a browser sidebar, and teams that want shared monitoring without a full media-intelligence platform. It is a different product from the open-source Android app also called Feeder.
Best for: Browser-centric readers and small teams who monitor news and competitor sources.
Pros and cons
What works
- Ad-free free plan with up to 200 feeds
- Extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge
- Rules, dashboards and email summaries on paid plans
- Team collaboration and integrations on Professional
Why people leave
- Free plan only refreshes every 30 minutes
- Team features are priced per user
- Marketing focus is shifting to business monitoring
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Feeder: common questions
Is Feeder free?
Feeder has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: 200 feeds, 30-minute updates (checked on Feeder's own site).
Is Feeder open source?
No, Feeder is not open source.
What platforms does Feeder run on?
Feeder is available for Web, iOS, Android and Browser extension.
What are the best alternatives to Feeder?
The highest-ranked Feeder alternatives right now are Inoreader, Feedly and Feedbro. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.