Feedaly

Your feed is handled.
You keep the veto.

Every week, a week of finished posts for your business is waiting for you. Look at each one for a few seconds — keep it, or send it back with a note. The ones you keep go out on your own Instagram and LinkedIn, on your schedule.

Your first twenty posts are free. No card, no time limit.

Three taps from stranger to finished posts.

  1. 1

    Tell us your website

    That is all we need to start. What you do, how you sound, what you look like — it is already on your site, and we read it.

  2. 2

    Read your week

    A few minutes later, a week of posts is ready — the words, the picture, the day and the time. Keep the ones you like. Send the rest back with a note and they come back different.

  3. 3

    They go out on your schedule

    Connect your Instagram or LinkedIn once. Approved posts go out on the days and times you choose — nothing goes out you have not seen.

What you can rely on.

Nothing goes out without you
Every post waits for your thumb. There is no setting that lets us publish something you have not looked at.
Your posts stay on your accounts
They are published to your own Instagram and LinkedIn, through those platforms’ official connections. They are yours. If you leave, everything already published stays exactly where it is.
See it before you pay
Your first twenty posts are free — real posts for your real business, not a sample. We only ask for a card once you have used them, however long that takes.

Prices. All of them, here.

Priced by the posts you get, and nothing else. No meters and no “unlimited” — we would rather tell you the number.

  • Solo

    $19a month

    12 posts a month

    3 days a week, every week.

  • Growth

    Recommended

    $29a month

    20 posts a month

    5 days a week, every week.

  • Everything

    $39a month

    28 posts a month

    7 days a week, every week.

In US dollars. Cancel whenever you like from Settings — posts already written for the month carry on going out until it ends.

Twenty posts free first. You pick a plan when they run out, not before.