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Should I Use Inoreader?

inoreader.com·Analyzed 1 day ago··Based on 14 sources

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.

Depends

Depends

Buy if you track many feeds and need filters, rules, or team monitoring workflows.

Power-user RSS reader: regex filters, monitoring, ~$7.50/mo (now ~$90/yr). Casual readers: free tier or simpler app.

Confidence: High

3.9/5

G2 rating (Innologica)

19 verified reviews

$7.50/mo

Starting price

Pro; roughly $90/yr after hikes

Yes

Free tier

150 feeds, article caps

2013

Founded

By Innologica

Value for money2

Doubled price drives most complaints

Ease of use4

Wired: well-designed, readable interface

Feature depth5

Regex filters, rules, monitoring, team Intelligence

Support quality4

Trustpilot reviewer: support super fast

Security posture4

ISO 27001:2022 certified; no public vulns

Pros

  • Wired ranked it best overall RSS reader (2021)
  • Advanced filtering including regex rules
  • Works as a threat-intel and OSINT monitoring hub11
  • App Store reviewers call Pro 'absolutely worth it'
  • Support praised as super fast by Trustpilot reviewer²

Cons

  • Pro price doubled to ~$90/year, angering long-time users
  • Plan limits cut while prices stayed the same
  • Middling 3.9/5 G2 rating from just 19 reviews³
  • Users 'fed up' with constant plan changes

Gotchas

  • highPro now costs ~$90/year after prices doubled; many long-time subscribers revolted
  • mediumFeed and action limits get reduced while prices stay flat — verify current tier caps before paying
  • mediumReddit feeds break because Reddit blocks Inoreader's fetching14
  • lowFree tier capped at 150 feeds plus limited new articles

Best for

  • Power users tracking 100+ feeds
  • Threat-intel and OSINT monitoring
  • Editorial and brand-monitoring teams
  • Regex-filter devotees

Not for

  • Casual readers following a few blogs — overkill
  • Anyone unwilling to pay ~$90/year for RSS
  • Reddit-centric readers — Reddit blocks it
  • Minimalists happy with a basic free reader

Pricing

Free

$0

  • 150 RSS feeds
  • Caps on new articles

Pro

$7.50/mo (~$90/yr)

  • Full feed access
  • Advanced filters incl. regex
  • Monitoring rules

Team/Enterprise

Not disclosed

  • All members get full access
  • Team management

Security

No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.

What users say

Power users love the filtering and stay for years; pricing hikes are the loudest complaint.

I use Inoreader for the advanced filtering (using regex)
Reddit, r/InoReader
I've been a pro user for a long time, too.
Reddit, r/PKMS
their customer service is super fast
Trustpilot reviewer

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Full analysis

Based on 20+ public sources: reviews, Reddit threads, pricing trackers, and official pages.

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