BazQux Reader vs Feedly

BazQux Reader brings website feeds and selected social pages into one place for reading without ads and tracking. Alongside websites, users can follow Facebook, Telegram and VK pages. The reader can show full content from truncated articles and social links, and lets users read and follow article comments. Search covers feeds and tagged articles; filters and smart streams help organize them, with list, mosaic, magazine, expanded and mixed views. Articles can be starred or tagged, shared by email, Twitter or Facebook, or saved to Pocket, Instapaper or Pinboard. Offline reading is supported, as are Google Reader and Fever APIs and third-party clients for listed mobile and desktop systems. The service supports up to 3,000 feeds and 500 combined filters or smart streams. Unread articles are kept indefinitely, subject to a 500-article total per feed. Refresh intervals vary from 15–45 minutes to over three hours depending on the latest article; WebSub feeds update in real time. Pricing starts at $30/yr with a 30-day trial; listed plans are $50 a year and $249, paid once.

Feedly combines a news reader with AI-powered threat intelligence and market intelligence products. Its News Reader gathers followed news sites, blogs, industry publications, email newsletters, and Google News feeds in one place. Readers can search across sources, save articles to Boards, add notes, and highlight text. Threat Intelligence helps CTI teams collect threat signals, investigate them with Ask AI, and deliver tailored intelligence. Feedly says its Intel Agents gather signals from more than 10,000 trusted clear and dark web sources, and that citations connect AI responses to their original sources. Market Intelligence uses AI Feeds, trend dashboards, insights cards, and Ask AI to help teams discover and share industry intelligence. Listed integrations include Cortex XSOAR, MISP, OpenCTI, Microsoft Sentinel, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, Dropbox, Evernote, and OneNote. Feedly documents REST APIs for sharing intelligence and Feed, Search, and STIX APIs for retrieving content. It is available on Android, iOS, web, browser extension, and API. The free News Reader plan includes up to three personal Boards; paid access starts at $7/mo. Market Intelligence Standard is $1,600 a month and Advanced is $2,400 a month, both billed annually.