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Feedbin vs Inoreader
Feedbin: A simple, nice place to read RSS, newsletters, podcasts and YouTube on the web.
Inoreader: A feed reader with monitoring feeds and an API.
Facts about other tools come from their websites, checked in October 2026. Tools change, so check the vendor before deciding.
At a glance
Feedbin
A simple, nice place to read RSS, newsletters, podcasts and YouTube on the web.
Best for
Individuals who want a simple, cheap reader with search and an open API for what they subscribe to.
Pricing
$7 per month or $70 per year, 30-day trial. Checked 2026-10-27.
Strengths
- Simple and cheap
- Open API and saved searches
- A unique email address per account for newsletters
Limits
- Only what you subscribe to
- No MCP server listed on the pages we read
Inoreader
A feed reader with monitoring feeds and an API.
Best for
Individuals and small teams who want a cheap reader with monitoring feeds and API access for their own subscriptions.
Pricing
Free (150 feeds); Pro EUR 6.67/month billed annually or EUR 8.99 monthly (2,500 subscriptions, 20 newsletter feeds, API access); Custom on quote. Checked 2026-10-27.
Strengths
- Cheap
- API access on Pro
- Monitoring feeds for people, brands and topics
Limits
- You only get newsletters you subscribe to: 20 newsletter feeds on Pro
- Not a pre-built newsletter corpus
Prices checked October 2026. Prices marked unverified come from third-party sources or could not be confirmed on the vendor's site.
Which one fits you?
Who Feedbin is best for
Individuals who want a simple, cheap reader with search and an open API for what they subscribe to.
Who Inoreader is best for
Individuals and small teams who want a cheap reader with monitoring feeds and API access for their own subscriptions.
A third option: Inkling
Inkling is for people who want to read, or give an AI agent, the issues of newsletters they do not subscribe to: nearly 18,000 public newsletters and nearly 2 million issues, readable in a web app and over MCP. You find newsletters by name; there is no full-text search across issue text yet. See Inkling vs Feedbin, Inkling vs Inoreader or all comparisons.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the difference between Feedbin and Inoreader?
Feedbin: A simple, nice place to read RSS, newsletters, podcasts and YouTube on the web. Inoreader: A feed reader with monitoring feeds and an API.
How much does Feedbin cost?
$7 per month or $70 per year, 30-day trial. Checked 2026-10-27.
How much does Inoreader cost?
Free (150 feeds); Pro EUR 6.67/month billed annually or EUR 8.99 monthly (2,500 subscriptions, 20 newsletter feeds, API access); Custom on quote. Checked 2026-10-27.
Who is Feedbin best for?
Individuals who want a simple, cheap reader with search and an open API for what they subscribe to.
Who is Inoreader best for?
Individuals and small teams who want a cheap reader with monitoring feeds and API access for their own subscriptions.
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