How is Taco Digest different from Feedly?

Feedly keeps your feeds in an app you open and work through. Taco Digest sends what’s new as one email on the days and at the hour you pick, so there’s nothing to check in between.

When is Feedly the better fit?

If you like to sort, search and save hundreds of articles in a reader, Feedly is built for that. Taco Digest suits people who want to read what’s new once, in their inbox, and be done.

Can I bring my Feedly feeds?

Add the sites one by one: search for each by name, or paste its feed address.

Do I need to install an app?

No. Your digest is an email, so you read it in the email app you already use.

Can I add more than one kind of source?

Yes. One digest can carry newsletters, blogs and websites, YouTube channels, subreddits, Hacker News, the weather and exchange rates, all in the same email.

How much does it cost?

Try it free for 14 days, no card needed. After that it’s one plan, $8 a month or $72 a year, and you can cancel any time.

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Follow the same websites without opening a reader. New posts arrive together in one email, on your schedule.

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Feedly vs Taco Digest

Feedly is a reader you open and browse. Taco Digest sends what’s new to your inbox, on your schedule. Pick the one that fits how you like to read.

FeedlyTaco Digest

Where do you read?FeedlyIn the Feedly app or websiteTaco DigestIn your email inbox

When do new posts reach you?FeedlyWhenever you open FeedlyTaco DigestOn the days and at the hour you pick

What do you see?FeedlyA list of unread articlesTaco DigestOne email with everything new since the last one

What can you follow?FeedlyWebsites and blogs, with newsletters on the Pro+ planTaco DigestWebsites and blogs, newsletters, YouTube channels, subreddits, Hacker News, the weather and exchange rates

Can you try it free?FeedlyYes, a free plan for up to 100 feeds in 3 foldersTaco DigestYes, a 14-day trial, no card needed

What does it cost?FeedlyPro and Pro+ plans for more feeds and featuresTaco DigestOne plan, $8 a month or $72 a year

Feedly details from its own site, checked October 2026.

How to add a site

Three things to set, once.

01
Create a digest and set its schedule
Name it, then pick the days it should arrive and the hour.
Days
Time
02
Add a website
Search for any blog, website or outlet, or paste the feed URL directly.
Search by website, blog or feed
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- The Marginalian
- Aeon
- Longreads
03
Read the new posts
Everything new from the websites you follow, each with a link to the original.
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Nothing else arrives until tomorrow.

Questions

How is Taco Digest different from Feedly?: Feedly keeps your feeds in an app you open and work through. Taco Digest sends what’s new as one email on the days and at the hour you pick, so there’s nothing to check in between.
When is Feedly the better fit?: If you like to sort, search and save hundreds of articles in a reader, Feedly is built for that. Taco Digest suits people who want to read what’s new once, in their inbox, and be done.
Can I bring my Feedly feeds?: Add the sites one by one: search for each by name, or paste its feed address.
Do I need to install an app?: No. Your digest is an email, so you read it in the email app you already use.
Can I add more than one kind of source?: Yes. One digest can carry newsletters, blogs and websites, YouTube channels, subreddits, Hacker News, the weather and exchange rates, all in the same email.
How much does it cost?: Try it free for 14 days, no card needed. After that it’s one plan, $8 a month or $72 a year, and you can cancel any time.

Sources you can add

Add as many as you like. They all arrive together, in the same email.

Start with a few sources

Pick what you follow and when you want it to arrive.