Inoreader review
Power-user RSS reader with rules, filters and search
- Innologica
- Free + paid plans
- iPhone & iPad, Android, Web
4.7 from 4.4K App Store ratings 500K+ Google Play downloads
Does it deserve #5?
Is Inoreader worth it?
For most people, yes. Inoreader scores 8.5/10 and ranks #5 in Reading & News. It's best for researchers and news fans who want to filter and automate lots of feeds. Skip it if you just want a simple, calm reader for a few favorite blogs. Price: Free for 150 feeds; Pro is $7.50 a month billed yearly, or $9.99 monthly.
The verdict
Inoreader is the RSS reader for people who want control. Follow sites, YouTube channels and podcasts in one place, add newsletters and social feeds on Pro, then let rules and filters sort, tag and trim the flood. The free plan covers 150 feeds, and Pro adds monitoring feeds and offline reading. It's busier than Feedly, and its AI Intelligence features cost extra, but it links very little data to you.
- 150 free feeds
- Rules and filters that automate reading
- Monitoring feeds for keywords
- Newsletters and social feeds on Pro
- Text-to-speech and translation
Score breakdown
Overall = features 30% · design 20% · speed 20% · value 15% · privacy 15%. Why these weights?
What's new
- Oct 2026IPhone app now uses both screens of iPhone Duo and offers larger text in article lists
- Sep 2026Text-to-speech highlights each sentence as it's read, and rules can match lists of names
- Mar 2026AI Intelligence reports can run on a schedule, as a paid add-on
Privacy 8.6/10
App Store label: no tracking. Only contact info is linked to you, and diagnostics are collected without being tied to you.
What we like
- Generous free plan with 150 feeds
- Rules and filters do the sorting for you
- Very little data linked to you
What could be better
- Rules, newsletters and offline reading need Pro
- Busier screens than simpler readers
- AI Intelligence features are a paid add-on
Researchers and news fans who want to filter and automate lots of feeds
you just want a simple, calm reader for a few favorite blogs
Questions about Inoreader
Is Inoreader worth it in 2026?
For most people, yes. Inoreader scores 8.5/10 and ranks #5 in Reading & News. It's best for researchers and news fans who want to filter and automate lots of feeds. Skip it if you just want a simple, calm reader for a few favorite blogs. Price: Free for 150 feeds; Pro is $7.50 a month billed yearly, or $9.99 monthly.
Is Inoreader free?
Yes. The free plan follows up to 150 feeds with no credit card needed. Pro costs $7.50 a month billed yearly, or $9.99 month to month.
What does Inoreader Pro add?
Pro raises the limit to 2,500 feeds and adds tools like rules, newsletter feeds, monitoring feeds and offline reading.
What are the best alternatives to Inoreader?
The closest alternatives are Feedly, NetNewsWire and Readwise Reader. See all of them ranked on our Inoreader alternatives page.
Where does Inoreader rank?
Inoreader ranks #5 of 11 in our Reading & News ranking, with an overall score of 8.5 out of 10.