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Inoreader

A feature-rich hosted RSS reader with rules, filters, social feeds and newsletters.

Free plan + paidRSS readers
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About Inoreader

Inoreader is a hosted feed reader aimed at people who follow a lot of sources. Beyond RSS it can follow websites that have no feed, subscribe to newsletters as feeds, monitor keywords and brands, and track posts from Facebook, Reddit, Mastodon and Telegram. Rules and filters can tag, highlight, hide or route articles automatically, and an AI layer summarises articles on paid plans. You can save pages, annotate them, send articles to email or other services, and read offline in the mobile apps. The free plan is unusually generous, covering 150 feeds with search and Google News alerts, though it shows ads. Pro, billed monthly or yearly, raises the limit to 2,500 feeds, removes ads and unlocks rules, full-text search and integrations; team and enterprise plans add collaboration. It runs on the web with iOS and Android apps and browser extensions, and many third-party readers can sync with it. The interface is dense, which suits power users more than casual readers.

Best for: Power users and researchers who follow hundreds of sources and want automation.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Generous free plan with 150 feeds
  • Rules, filters and keyword monitoring
  • Follows newsletters, social accounts and sites without feeds
  • Works with many third-party RSS apps

Why people leave

  • Free plan shows ads
  • Dense interface with a learning curve
  • Best automation features require Pro

Top Inoreader alternatives

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  1. 1Feedly logo
    Feedly

    The other big hosted reader, with a polished interface and wide app support.

    66.5
  2. 2NewsBlur logo
    NewsBlur

    Open source, with story training that learns what you like and a cheaper premium plan.

    62.6
  3. 3Feedbin logo
    Feedbin

    A calmer, single-plan reader with no ads and no tracking.

    59.6
  4. 4Feeder logo
    Feeder

    Another hosted reader with rules, dashboards and team plans for monitoring work.

    57.2
  5. 5FreshRSS logo
    FreshRSS

    Self-hosted with filters, scraping and generated feeds, at no cost.

    55.3

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Inoreader: common questions

Is Inoreader free?

Inoreader has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Yes, free forever (checked on Inoreader's own site).

Is Inoreader open source?

No, Inoreader is not open source. Open-source alternatives include NewsBlur and FreshRSS.

What platforms does Inoreader run on?

Inoreader is available for Web, iOS, Android and Browser extension.

What are the best alternatives to Inoreader?

The highest-ranked Inoreader alternatives right now are Feedly, NewsBlur and Feedbin. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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