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Should I use Inoreader?
With Inoreader, content comes to you the minute it's available. Follow websites, social media feeds, podcasts, blogs, and newsletters. Enjoy what's important to you, all in one place. - inoreader.com
· 1 month ago
Buy if you track many feeds and need filters, rules, or team monitoring workflows. If you just read a handful of blogs, the free tier or a simpler reader is plenty.
High. Based on 20+ public sources: reviews, Reddit threads, pricing trackers, and official pages.
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Free
high
Pro now costs ~$90/year after prices doubled; many long-time subscribers revolted
medium
Feed and action limits get reduced while prices stay flat — verify current tier caps before paying
medium
Reddit feeds break because Reddit blocks Inoreader's fetching
low
Free tier capped at 150 feeds plus limited new articles
Value for money: 2/5
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Starting price
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Sources
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$7.50/mo (~$90/yr)
Not disclosed
No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Power users love the filtering and stay for years; pricing hikes are the loudest complaint.
“I use Inoreader for the advanced filtering (using regex)”
“I've been a pro user for a long time, too.”
“their customer service is super fast”
Compare Inoreader with each alternative.
Most-cited alternative; similar tracker-style reading
Veteran reader with free tier; courts Inoreader switchers
Free, self-hosted escape from subscription hikes
Reading-plus-highlights app some Inoreader veterans moved to
Based on 20+ public sources: reviews, Reddit threads, pricing trackers, and official pages.
Power-user RSS reader: regex filters, monitoring, ~$7.50/mo (now ~$90/yr). Casual readers: free tier or simpler app.
Based on 20+ public sources: reviews, Reddit threads, pricing trackers, and official pages.
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