As a recovering RSS reading fan, I now prefer the ones with Read It Later services baked inside. The Pro+ plan cost $8.25 per month includes Leo, an AI-powered digital assistant, the tweaks and prunes your collection to remove duplicates, classifies updates by topics, adds mute filters, summarizes, and more.Īfter Google Reader shut down, I moved the OPML file of the RSS feeds to Feedly, which really helped to subscribe to many similar sources and get rid of infrequent or overlapping ones. While the free version should work for most users, the Feedly Pro for $6 per month bundles more feed sources, lets you share over social networks, copy content to note-taking apps, and more. So you pick the category that interests you and then select the sources that offer RSS feeds. It offers several popular RSS sources categorized by subjects - Technology, Startup, Business, Sports, Health, and more.
