Feedly

Feedly exists because the web produces too much to keep up with. You aggregate the blogs, sites and creators you care about in one place, and instead of browsing dozens of tabs you find everything updated in one organized feed.

Feedly is an RSS-based content aggregator that lets you follow any site, blog, podcast, newsletter or YouTube channel from a single interface. It works simply: you add the sources you want to follow, organize feeds into categories and Feedly automatically fetches new content as soon as it's published. The free plan covers up to 100 sources and 3 feeds, sufficient for personal use. Paid plans remove these limits and introduce additional features: the Pro plan adds notes, highlights and integrations with tools like Slack, Notion and Evernote; the Pro+ plan adds Leo, the AI assistant that prioritizes articles based on your interests, filters noise, summarizes content and can monitor specific keywords or companies like a smart alert. Feedly has also developed an enterprise intelligence suite for security and market intelligence teams, starting at $1,600 per month, making it a very different tool from its consumer plans.

For professionals, journalists, researchers and enthusiasts who want to follow many industry sources in an organized way, saving time compared to browsing multiple sites.

Feedly has a permanent free plan with 100 sources and 3 feeds, without AI features. The Pro plan costs $6 per month billed annually ($6.99 monthly) and unlocks unlimited sources, integrations and annotation features. The Pro+ plan, with the Leo AI assistant, costs $8.25 per month annually ($12.99 monthly). Enterprise intelligence plans start at $1,600 per month and are completely different products aimed at business teams.