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Feedly Pro: Secure browsing, premium support for $5 per month

Popular news aggregator application Feedly is now offering its users an upgrade to their new Pro service, albeit for a small sum.    Feedly Pro

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Anuradha Shetty|Aug 05, 2013, 17:33:05 IST

Popular news aggregator application Feedly is now offering its users an upgrade to its new Pro service, albeit for a small sum.

Feedly Pro will be available for users for $5 per month, or $45 per year. Once they’ve upgraded to Pro, Feedly users will be able to enjoy features like secure browsing within Feedly, one-click save to any Evernote notebook, premium support and ability to search within Feedly feeds. In addition to these features, Feedly promises that there will be more to come in the future. In fact, Feedly says that the next batch of features coming to Pro will be decided upon by the users themselves. Users will be able to vote on what features they would want Feedly to develop. cover

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If users are not satisfied with the Feedly Pro experience, they can even ask for a refund. They can avail for a refund within 7 days by using their pro support line.

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At the outset, Feedly is also offering a limited lifetime edition of its Pro service to users. This essentially gives users early access to the Pro service and grants them a lifetime membership. The lifetime membership offer is limited to 5,000 users, for $99.

While Feedly desktop is where Pro has been introduced first, the service will be making all the features available via Feedly Cloud API too.

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First Published:Aug 05, 2013, 17:33:05 IST
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