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How SlashFeed compares.
Thinking of switching readers? Here's an honest look at how SlashFeed stacks up against the best-known RSS apps — and how to bring your feeds across in about five minutes, with no lock-in.
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SlashFeed vs Feedly
Private and algorithm-free, with 500 feeds free and a flat $5 Pro — no separate AI tier. Import your Feedly feeds in one step.
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SlashFeed vs Inoreader
Ad-free even on the free plan, bring-your-own-AI via MCP, and a flat $5 Pro. Move your Inoreader subscriptions across via OPML.
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SlashFeed vs NewsBlur
Bring-your-own-AI via MCP, full-content scraping, reading stats, and broad sync APIs. Import your NewsBlur feeds via OPML.
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SlashFeed vs Folo
No AI quotas, a flat price, and Fever/Miniflux/Google Reader sync — next to Folo's metered AI tiers.
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SlashFeed vs Feedbin
A free tier, bring-your-own-AI via MCP, Tor routing, and reading stats — next to Feedbin's paid-only polish.
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SlashFeed vs FreshRSS
Hosted, with nothing to self-host — plus MCP, full-content scraping, and stats out of the box.
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SlashFeed vs Miniflux
Speaks the Miniflux API, so your client carries over — with decks, stats, and bring-your-own-AI on top.
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SlashFeed vs Feeder
Bring-your-own-AI via MCP, open sync APIs, and reading stats — next to Feeder's tiered plans. Import your Feeder feeds via OPML.
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SlashFeed vs Current
Reader and sync in one free account, bring-your-own-AI via MCP — next to Current's beautifully crafted but sync-less one-time purchase.
Replacement
Google Reader replacement
The chronological, no-algorithm reader Google Reader was — and it speaks the Google Reader API, so your apps just work.