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Feedly is a cloud-based RSS reader and content aggregator that helps users follow websites, blogs, and news sources in a single, organized feed. It offers free Basic features and paid Pro/Pro+ tiers that add search, integrations, and advanced features such as AI-assisted sorting and newsletters.
According to Feedly’s documentation, cancelling via the Feedly web billing page will revert your account to the Basic (free) plan with the service limits noted by Feedly (for example, limits such as 100 sources, 3 feeds, 3 boards). If you cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription, you typically keep access to paid features until that platform’s current billing period expires; after it expires you will be moved back to the free tier unless you switch to Feedly web billing.
Feedly’s docs state that if you were charged for renewal or the first year within the previous 5 days, you can use the self‑service refund option on the Feedly billing page. Refunds for purchases made through Apple’s App Store or Google Play are handled by those platforms and are subject to Apple/Google policies; each platform has its own rules and procedures for refunds. Feedly’s public documentation does not state a general 14‑day statutory automatic refund for Canadian consumers, so expect refunds to follow the platform or Feedly web billing rules rather than a blanket 14‑day policy.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feedly Pro (via iOS in-app purchase) | USD 10.49 (approx. CAD equivalent varies) | Monthly | Search within feeds, integrations (LinkedIn, Buffer, Zapier, IFTTT), etc. |
| Feedly Pro+ (via iOS in-app purchase) | USD 20.99 (approx. CAD equivalent varies) | Monthly | Includes Pro features plus AI (Leo), newsletters, Google News feeds, etc. |
| Feedly Pro (annual, via website) | Approximately C$244.40 per year (≈ C$20/month) | Annual | Standard Pro features as above |
For Feedly web subscriptions you have access to the self‑service cancellation and the limited refund option described by Feedly (refund via billing page if charged in the last 5 days). If you purchased through Apple or Google, those stores’ terms, refund rules and consumer protections apply for purchases made through their platforms; Feedly’s role for such purchases is service provision and account support once billing is handled by the platform. Feedly’s public documentation does not quote a statutory 14‑day cooling‑off right specific to Canadian consumers, so for platform purchases rely on Apple/Google refund procedures while for web purchases follow Feedly’s billing page and support guidance.
Reviews from Canadian sources show many users praise Feedly for ease of use, a friendly UI, cross‑device sync and good performance for RSS reading and daily use. Negative feedback commonly mentions limited customer support responsiveness, features locked behind annual billing (notably some Pro+ AI features), occasional bugs (for example with image display), and disappointment when expectations about included features differ from plan descriptions. These experiences suggest the product is widely useful but that billing model and support responsiveness are important considerations for paid users.
Expecting a web refund after buying via the App Store or Google Play is a common error - those refunds are controlled by Apple/Google. Another frequent mistake is missing Feedly’s short self‑service refund window (within 5 days of charge) and assuming a 14‑day statutory cooling‑off applies. Some users cancel in the mobile app but don’t confirm cancellation in the platform’s subscriptions screen, which can lead to unexpected renewals. Keep receipts and cancellation confirmations to avoid disputes.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Feedly web billing | Possible self‑service refund within 5 days of charge | Low (manage on billing page) |
| Google Play | Refund subject to Google Play policies (request via Play Store) | Medium (platform procedures vary) |
| App Store (Apple) | Refund subject to Apple policies (request via Apple/Report a Problem) | Medium (platform procedures vary) |
| Written registered notice (corporate address) | Not a guaranteed refund method; used for formal termination/notice | High (formal mail, proof of delivery) |
After cancellation, check your Feedly billing page and your email for confirmation. If you cancelled a platform subscription, check the App Store or Google Play Subscriptions page for the cancellation status and any platform‑issued receipts. For web cancellations expect the account to return to the Basic plan limits described by Feedly; consult the cancellation docs at https://docs.feedly.com/article/43-how-can-i-cancel-the-subscription and the switching billing guide at https://docs.feedly.com/article/534-how-can-i-switch-from-mobile-billing-google-play-or-appstore-over-to-feedly-based-billing. For terms and support responsibilities see Feedly’s legal terms at https://feedly.com/legal/terms.
For formal written cancellation notices, send registered mail (raccomandata A/R) to:
Feedly, Inc.
285 Hamilton Avenue, Suite 250
Palo Alto, CA 94301
USA
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