I use it for several websites I run and… I use it for several websites I run and have found it works reasonably well for my needs. I'm a paying customer and have the ability to segregate news, articles etc. It also works with Zapier which is a plus.

Good time-saver and stress reducer I've been using Feedly for many years and a year ago became a paid user. I use both the web and Android apps multiple times a day. If you invest a little time in setting it up and training Leo, you can vastly reduce the amount of time you spend checking sites for news and following your interests. Every time I open Feedly, I immediately see the things that are most important to me. The integration with Reddit has been a major plus, greatly reducing the "noise" that Reddit creates. I also like that I can control how visually busy each Feedly item list is. The only challenge I have is that the app seems strangely slow to load items. I don't have a lot of priorities or filters, so I'm not sure what's going on with that. I can't speak about support, because I've never needed to contact them.

Support could be better! -

Confusing Can't find how to cancel my subscription.

Change format of ad posts… I have used Feedly since its inception and long before it changed hands. Recently they have added ads in the feed disguised as normal posts. Now I understand the need to monetize but this particular format is unacceptable . No matter how often one continues to mark as read they continue to reappear . I try to be cautious about click bait but this manner makes clicks almost unavoidable . If this practice is not modified soon I will sadly abandon feedly