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Horizo vs Feedly: market monitoring compared

Feedly is a mature reader with AI feeds, mute filters, newsletters, team boards and enterprise intelligence products. Horizo is narrower: it watches competitors' own pages and shows what changed, scores each item with stated reasons, and writes a sourced briefing on your schedule. We couldn't verify Feedly's current prices, so check its site.

Prices and features checked Oct 31, 2026.

Horizo compared with Feedly, from Feedly's help center, read Oct 31, 2026
FeatureHorizoFeedly
PriceStarter $19, Pro $39, Team $79 a month per workspaceNot verified: Feedly's pricing page didn't load when we checked; see feedly.com
PlansStarter, Pro, TeamFree, Pro, Pro+ and Enterprise (its help center)
Free optionFree setup (10 sources, weekly briefing) and a no-account sample; 7-day trial on every planA Free plan
Reading feedsRSS and Atom feedsRSS feeds, newsletters (Newsletter Feeds) and Google News searches
Sites without a feedWatches the page itself and shows a diff of the visible text when it changesRSS Builder (Pro+) creates feeds for sites that don't offer RSS
AIProposes sources from a description; scores every item with reasons; writes briefing lines that must cite a fetched itemFeedly AI feeds (Pro+) judge relevance to your topics
Filtering noiseMuted terms, sites and sources; thumbs up and down adjust scores; duplicates mergedMute Filters
Briefings and newslettersDaily or weekly briefings in your timezone; every item cites source and dateAutomated Newsletters
Team and alertsTeam plan: 10 seats; alerts by email and Slack (Pro and Team)Team Boards; Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations
Enterprise intelligenceNot offeredEnterprise: Market, Competitive and Threat Intelligence, Biopharma Research

Choose Feedly if

  • You want a full reader for many feeds, newsletters and Google News searches, with apps for every device.
  • You need enterprise threat, market or biopharma intelligence: Feedly sells these; Horizo doesn't.
  • You want a Microsoft Teams integration: Horizo posts to Slack only.
  • You want a free plan for personal reading.

Choose Horizo if

  • Competitors change their pricing, product, careers or changelog pages without announcing it, and you want the exact lines that changed.
  • You want each item's score explained, and noise you mute or vote down to stay out.
  • You want one briefing a day or week where every line cites its source and date, ready to share by link.
  • You want flat team pricing: Team is $79 a month for 10 seats.

What this comparison leaves out

Feedly's facts come from its help center, read Oct 31, 2026. Its pricing page didn't load for us that day, so this page gives no Feedly prices or limits; check feedly.com before you decide.

Feedly may offer things its help center doesn't describe, and both products change. The sources and the date checked are at the foot of this page.

Questions

Is Horizo cheaper than Feedly?

Horizo costs $19, $39 or $79 a month per workspace. We couldn't verify Feedly's current prices when we checked on Oct 31, 2026, so compare against its pricing page directly.

Can Feedly watch pages that have no RSS feed?

Feedly's help center describes RSS Builder, on its Pro+ plan, as a way to follow websites that don't support RSS. Horizo instead stores the page's visible text and shows a diff of what changed.

Can I bring my Feedly feeds into Horizo?

Add each feed address on Horizo's Sources page, or describe your market and let Horizo propose sources. There's no OPML import yet.

Questions buyers ask

How does Horizo compare with Feedly?

Feedly is a mature reader with AI feeds, team boards and enterprise market intelligence. Horizo is narrower: it watches competitors' own pages for changes and shows the diff, scores items with stated reasons, and writes a sourced briefing on your schedule. We couldn't verify Feedly's current prices, so compare them on its site.

Sources: Feedly help: the Free, Pro, Pro+ and Enterprise plans, Feedly help center (feature categories). Checked Oct 31, 2026.

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