What Feedly is
Feedly News Reader lets you follow news sites, blogs and industry publications in one place. You can have email newsletters delivered to Feedly instead of your inbox and add Google News keyword feeds.
A newsletter operator could use it to track sources and mentions when researching stories. You can save articles to Boards with notes and highlights.
Who it is for
Feedly is a way to follow the news you care about. It is aimed at readers who want many sources in one place.
A newsletter operator who researches local or topic news could use it to watch blogs, publications and keyword feeds. It is a reading and tracking tool. It does not send or host a newsletter.
What you can do with it
You can follow news sites, blogs and industry publications in one feed. You can follow email newsletters by sending them to a Feedly email address, then naming each one and choosing a folder.
You can add Google News keyword feeds, search across the sources you follow, and save articles to Boards with notes and highlighted sentences. It also has mute filters, deduplication, an RSS builder and summarization.
Plans and pricing
Plan names and prices are not published on the news reader page. You can get started for free with no credit card, and there is a Personal account type at sign up.
There are Plans and Billing help categories. There are also Team Feeds and Team Boards, and two industry add-ons, Market Intelligence and Threat Intelligence. What each plan includes is not published.
What it works with
You can share to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Buffer, Pocket, Evernote, OneNote, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, email and custom sharing. Integrations include Zapier, IFTTT and Dropbox.
Feedly can also follow Twitter, Reddit, Mastodon, Facebook and Telegram sources. It has iOS and Android apps, a web app, and Feedly Mini extensions for Chrome and Firefox. There is also an API and enterprise integrations, which are separate help topics.
Things to know before you choose
The home page of feedly.com now leads with Feedly Threat Intelligence, a security product. The news reader has its own page.
Plan limits are not published. The docs have a Contact article and there is a Slack community. Features such as team feeds and the industry add-ons are separate categories in the docs.
At a glance
From the company's own pages. Prices and plans change, so confirm on their site.
- What it does
- Collects RSS feeds, newsletters and Google News keyword feeds in one reader, with Boards for saved articles and notes.
- Used for
- Following sources and tracking topics for story research.
- Free plan
- You can sign up free with no credit card. Plan limits are not published.
- Works with
- iOS and Android apps, Newsletter Feeds and email sharing.
- Key features
- Newsletter Feeds, Google News keyword feeds, Boards, Notes and Highlights, Mute Filters, Deduplication, RSS Builder, Summarization, search across your sources.
- Support
- Documentation at docs.feedly.com, a Contact article, a Slack community, a blog and a changelog.
- Company
- There are three products: News Reader, Market Intelligence and Threat Intelligence. Founding year and headquarters are not published.
- Last checked
- October 10, 2026
Questions operators ask about Feedly
Can I read newsletters in Feedly?
Yes. Email newsletters can be delivered to Feedly, which keeps them out of your inbox.
Can I track a keyword?
Yes. You can add Google News keyword feeds, such as mentions of a person, and view them with your other sources.
Can I save articles?
Yes. You can save articles to Boards with notes and highlights.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. There are iOS and Android apps.
Can I share articles from Feedly to other tools?
Yes. You can share to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Buffer, Pocket, Evernote, OneNote, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, email and custom sharing. Zapier and IFTTT are also supported.
Does Feedly send newsletters of its own?
Feedly has Automated Newsletters and Legacy Newsletters under sharing. Check the docs for what they do.
Can a team use Feedly together?
Feedly has Team Feeds, Team Boards and Team Users. Which plan includes them is not published.