One plan, one price.
€4 / month
Billed yearly: €48, VAT included.
Every feature included.
21-day free trial.
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A price you can count on.
My goal with Papercove is simple: a stable, affordable price, with no bad surprises over time.
No introductory offer that doubles at renewal, no feature that moves to a higher tier one day. Reading tools should be something you can keep for years without having to think about what they will cost next year.
How it compares.
Papercove brings your RSS feeds, newsletters and read-later articles together, without ads. Here is the cheapest plan that does the same at each of these readers, all hosted services with nothing to install.
Price per year
- Papercove
- Feedbin
- Inoreader
- Readwise
- Feedly
Yearly prices checked on 1 November 2026: Feedbin ($70), Inoreader Pro (€80, up to 20 newsletter feeds), Readwise Reader ($96), Feedly Pro+ ($144, $99 the first year). $1 = €0.895 (ECB, 30 October 2026). The VAT view adds 20% to every price, which is an assumption for Feedbin and Feedly.
Everything is included.
- Zen view
- Smart sender grouping
- Unsubscribe & block
- Advanced cleanup
- Focus mode
- Granular retention
- Distraction-free reading
- YouTube without Shorts
- Full search
- Save from anywhere
- API
- Email digest
- Typography & themes
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Import & export
- Mobile app (PWA)
Questions
Why is there only one plan?
Because comparing plans is not how you should spend your time. One price gets you every feature, with nothing locked behind a higher tier. Yeah, I know, bad strategy, but I'm not a big fan of neuromarketing 😉
Feedly and Inoreader have free plans. Why not compare those?
Their free plans do not offer the same thing: no newsletters, no search, or ads. So this comparison uses the plan you would actually need to get the same features.
FreshRSS is free. Why not compare it?
FreshRSS, Miniflux and other self-hosted readers are great projects, and if you enjoy running your own server, you should definitely try them. Receiving newsletters there also means running a dedicated inbound email server or using a separate service. This comparison covers hosted services: no server to maintain, updates and backups handled for you, and your reading in sync on every device. That work is what you pay for, along with the features and the reading experience that are specific to Papercove.
Will the price go up?
My goal is to keep it stable for the long term. If it ever had to change, you would hear about it from me well in advance.
Why does Papercove cost less?
It is a small independent product: no investors, no growth team and no enterprise sales to fund. The price only has to keep the product running and improving.
What happens if I leave?
First, I will be very sad. But of course, you can download your feeds, newsletters and saved links, sorted by topic. Your reading stays yours.
Ready to enjoy the good old web again?
One plan, every feature, €48 a year. Try it free for 21 days.
Start readingIn closed beta: ask for a code.