Miniflux vs Feedly
Side by side, as alternatives to Feedly. Rows that differ are highlighted; the strongest value in a row is marked. Unknown means no source yet.
Also replaces Feedly: + RSSHub+ FreshRSS
Cost and coverage
Price
$0 software; you run it
Free for up to 100 feeds; Pro and Pro+ are paid yearly plans (priced in your local currency); Enterprise on request source ↗
Follow sites
Partial: Partly
Confirmed: Yes
Summarise and prioritise articles with AI
No: No
Confirmed: Yes
Track keywords
No: No
Confirmed: Yes
Jobs covered
1 of 3 jobs
All 3
Popularity and activity (from GitHub)
Stars
9,812
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Gain this week
Unknown
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Signal
Building history
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Commits / 4 wk
21
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Latest release
2.3.4 · 2026-10-20
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Commits / 12 wk
43
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People committing / 12 mo
20+
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Issues opened / closed, 30 days
5 / 9
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Facts, with sources on each project page
Runs on my machine?
Confirmed: Yes, self-hosted web app (single binary plus PostgreSQL)
Hosted by the vendor
Code licence
Confirmed: Apache-2.0
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Model weights licence
Confirmed: No separate model weights
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Commercial use
Confirmed: Yes, Apache-2.0 allows commercial use
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Paid services needed?
Confirmed: None; you only need a PostgreSQL database
Subscription
Hardware
Confirmed: Very light; a few MB of memory and little CPU even with hundreds of feeds
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Operating systems
Confirmed: Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and Windows listed; primarily tested on Linux; Docker images and Debian/RPM packages
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Setup effort
Confirmed: Medium; install a package, binary or Docker image and set up PostgreSQL
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Stars over time
Switch to Growth % to compare projects of different sizes fairly.
The chart appears after a few nightly checks.
Notes for a video or post
A plain summary with today's date and a link to the sources. Check each project page before you publish.
Want share images and a ready video description? Open a project's creator kit.
Numbers: GitHub, fetched nightly. Facts: read from each project's own documentation, with the source on its page. How we check. miniflux/v2 ↗