Feedly pricing 2026: Pro vs Pro+ and the first-year offer

Feedly Pro costs $6/month billed annually, or $72/year. Pro+ advertises $8.25/month billed annually for the first year ($99), alongside a regular $12/month annual equivalent ($144/year). The $99 figure is an introductory offer, not a permanent annual price. Feedly also has a free reader. These figures come from the official pricing page, checked September 19, 2026; confirm your offer and renewal terms at checkout.

Is Feedly Pro worth paying for?

Pro is worth considering when you already like reading in Feedly and need search, notes, or more than 100 sources. It supports 1,000 feeds, notes and highlights, search, and integrations including IFTTT and Zapier. Paying for those features makes sense if they remove a specific limit in your routine. A large unread count alone is a weaker reason to upgrade: adding capacity does not give you more time to read.

For example, a researcher who wants to find an older article and save annotated links has a clear reason to consider Pro. A reader following 20 sites who rarely searches the archive may be comfortable on Free. Our Feedly Free vs Pro limits guide covers that narrower upgrade decision.

What does Feedly Pro+ add over Pro?

Pro+ adds AI Feeds, newsletter intake, Google News feeds, and RSS Builder, with room for up to 2,500 feeds. Feedly's plan documentation places AI Feeds and RSS Builder on Pro+. Choose it when you need to monitor a topic across sources or follow a site that does not publish an RSS feed.

For RSS Builder specifically, Feedly documents up to 50 builder feeds on Pro+. Its mute-filter guide lists 100 filters for Pro+ and a separate allowance for legacy Pro accounts. Older account entitlements can differ, so check your account before assuming a feature is included.

The personal pricing page advertises topic filtering, deduplication, and mute filters as core AI skills. That is not a promise of a conversational Ask AI assistant or a generated briefing on the consumer plans. If either is your reason to pay, verify that exact feature and plan with Feedly first.

How many newsletters does Pro+ include?

Feedly's official pages disagree: one help article lists 50 newsletters for Pro+, while its newsletter feature page lists 75. The newsletter-limit help article and newsletter feature page both remained available when checked. Confirm the allowance in your account or with Feedly before buying based on a specific count.

The feature itself is clear: Pro+ can receive newsletters at generated Feedly email addresses, then organize them alongside other sources. You can forward existing subscriptions and use a newsletter folder as a source for an AI Feed. If you prefer reading newsletters inside a reader, that may justify the upgrade without any AI feature. Publisher subscriptions are separate from the Feedly plan.

Does Pro+ remove duplicate articles?

Yes. Feedly documents AI filtering for near-identical articles with at least 85% overlap. Its duplicate-article guide gives examples such as overlapping alerts and press releases republished by multiple sources. It also says entries shorter than 200 characters cannot be deduplicated by that feature.

This helps when several feeds carry essentially the same text. Several writers offering different analysis of the same event may remain separate articles, which can be useful if you want their different perspectives. Near-duplicate filtering does not itself produce one thematic summary of all the coverage.

What does billed annually mean for the Pro+ offer?

The monthly figure is a way to express the annual price; it is not evidence that you can pay that amount each month. At the advertised rates, Pro+ costs $27 more than Pro during the first-year offer. At the displayed regular annual list price, the difference is $72. Those are price comparisons, not a guarantee of your renewal charge.

We did not verify a current month-to-month checkout price, so we do not calculate a monthly-billing discount here. Before subscribing, check the total due, the offer period, the renewal amount and date, and any applicable tax. For an existing subscription, use the terms shown in your billing account. A public introductory offer may not apply to your account.

Feedly's cancellation guide directs subscribers to the billing page. It also advises removing sources, folders, and boards above the Free limits before canceling. If you plan to try a paid tier, keep the renewal date and those limits in mind when organizing your sources.

When do you need Feedly Enterprise?

Enterprise is a separate decision for teams. The personal-plan pricing page puts team feeds and boards, newsletter creation, API access, and SSO in its Enterprise column and asks buyers to contact sales for a quote. Do not assume that a newsletter-publishing or team-intelligence feature shown elsewhere on Feedly's site is part of Pro+.

Feedly Pro+ vs Readless: reading in an app or receiving a digest

Feedly Pro+ suits people who want to select, filter, and read sources in a reader. Readless suits people who want summaries of received newsletters and connected RSS feeds delivered by email. Readless Pro costs $4.90/month and includes three schedules with Concise and Detailed styles. Max costs $9/month and includes eight schedules, Synthesis, and custom instructions. See the Readless plans for current terms.

Readless Hot Topics identifies shared stories from multiple newsletter senders while retaining the individual source summaries. It does not replace every source's coverage with a single story. Max's Synthesis style organizes substantive content into a thematic narrative with source references. Neither mechanism is the same as Feedly's near-duplicate filter.

At current monthly rates, twelve paid months of Readless Pro total $58.80; twelve months of Max total $108. These are arithmetic comparisons, not Readless annual subscriptions. Pro costs less than Feedly's advertised Pro+ first-year offer, but price alone will not decide the fit: a delivered digest and a searchable reader serve different reading habits.

Readless works with content it receives or can access through a connected feed. It does not unlock publisher paywalls; paid newsletter access remains your own subscription. For a closer look at the workflow, see how Readless works. If you are deciding whether to pay for a reader at all, our Google News vs Feedly comparison covers the free discovery and source-selection options.

Try scheduled newsletter and RSS summaries with Readless Pro. Eligible accounts get a 7-day trial, then $4.90/month. A payment card is required; cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge. You get a personalized @mail.readless.app address, flexible digest timing, and AI summaries that surface what matters, without extra tabs or another app to install.

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