Tool profile
Feeder: cost, fit and limits
Feeder is a web, iPhone, Android and browser-extension feed reader made by Really Simple i Stockholm AB of Sweden that collects posts, newsletters, YouTube channels and Google News searches, with AI summaries, AI-made feeds and a daily brief.
What to know first
Feeder prices by feed count, refresh speed and a daily AI allowance: Free, Plus at $7.99 a month billed yearly, Professional per user, and a contact-sales Enterprise tier. The allowance is the main number to watch, at 2 summaries a day on Free, 10 on Plus and 60 on Professional. The privacy policy names DigitalOcean as host without a region.
Feeder at a glance
| Maker | Really Simple i Stockholm AB, Sweden |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | $0 on the free plan; Plus is $7.99 per month billed yearly |
| API access | Yes |
| Category | Best AI RSS Readers in 2026, rank 2 of 13 |
| Website | feeder.co |
Who Feeder is best for
Small teams that share a reading list
Professional adds team members, shared folders with notes on posts, Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhooks and Zapier, which turns a reading list into a feed the team sees.
Readers following sites without RSS
Feeder says it can build feeds for pages that publish none, and it also follows YouTube channels, newsletters and Google News searches from the same inbox.
Buyers who budget AI by day
Because each plan states a daily summary count, a reader can match the plan to their reading volume instead of guessing at hidden credits.
Feeder plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Holds 200 feeds with 30-minute updates, 50 posts kept per feed and 2 AI summaries a day on web, iPhone, Android and the browser extension, with no card. |
| Plus | $7.99 per month, $95.88 billed yearly, or $9.99 monthly | Raises the cap to 2,500 feeds with 5-minute updates, 100 posts per feed and 10 AI summaries a day, plus rules, filters, email alerts and a live dashboard. |
| Professional | $14.99 per user per month, $179.88 billed yearly, or $19.99 monthly | Holds 10,000 feeds with 1-minute updates and 60 AI summaries a day, with team members, Slack, Teams, webhooks, Zapier, publishing tools and a duplicate filter. |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Adds single sign-on with SAML, invoice billing and an API, with limits set for the buyer's organization. |
Checked November 2026.
What Feeder does
- AI summaries and daily brief
- Summaries of full articles are metered per day by plan. The vendor also names a daily brief and AI-made feeds, which build a feed from a page rather than from a publisher's RSS link.
- Assistant connection
- Feeder names a connection to Claude or ChatGPT, so an outside assistant can work with a reading list. The pages do not say which plans include it, so confirm before relying on it.
- Keyword alerts
- A notification arrives when a new post mentions a word you watch for. Email alerts start on Plus, which suits brand monitoring on a modest budget.
- Team folders and publishing
- Professional shares folders with notes on posts and can publish a website widget, a weekly email, an RSS feed or a public dashboard from a reading list.
- Duplicate filter
- Hides stories already seen elsewhere in your feeds, on Professional, which cuts noise when several outlets run the same wire story. Free and Plus readers see every duplicate.
How Feeder handles your data
The privacy policy says web server IP logs are kept for 7 days and that IP entries of logged-out devices are deleted after 90 days. It names DigitalOcean as the hosting provider without giving a region. Whether article text sent for summaries goes to an outside model provider, and whether customer content trains models, is not stated on the pages we read. No security certifications are listed, and the vendor's policy was not checked beyond those pages.
Where Feeder falls short in practice
- Daily summary ceiling. Even Professional stops at 60 summaries a day, so a researcher who triages hundreds of articles will hit the cap. The free plan allows only two, which is a taste rather than a workflow.
- Posts kept per feed. Free keeps 50 posts per feed and Plus and Professional keep 100, so a high-volume feed can push older items out before you read them.
- Hosting region not named. DigitalOcean is the stated host, but no region appears, so a buyer with data residency rules has to ask Feeder where articles and account data sit.
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Feeder: common questions
How many AI summaries does Feeder include?
The pricing page lists 2 AI summaries a day on Free, 10 a day on Plus and 60 a day on Professional. Enterprise limits are set for the organization. Counts are per day rather than per month, so unused summaries do not accumulate, and heavy readers should pick a tier by daily volume.
What does Feeder cost for a team?
Professional is $14.99 per user per month billed yearly ($179.88 per user) or $19.99 per user billed monthly. It includes team members, shared folders, Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhooks and Zapier. Enterprise adds SAML single sign-on and invoice billing and is quoted through sales.
Can Feeder make a feed from a page with no RSS?
Yes, the vendor says Feeder can create feeds for pages that publish none, and it can follow YouTube channels, newsletters and Google News searches. How well it works depends on the page's structure, so test your most important source in the free plan first.
Where is Feeder made?
The privacy policy names Really Simple i Stockholm AB, and Sweden is the stated country. DigitalOcean is named as the hosting provider, though no region is given. Treat the Swedish company as the contracting entity and ask about hosting location separately.
Does Feeder work with Claude or ChatGPT?
The vendor names a connection to Claude or ChatGPT as an AI assistant. The pages we read do not describe how it works or which plan includes it. Ask support whether the connection reads your reading list or only individual articles before building a routine around it.