Comparison · RSS readers
Feedbin vs Vienna: which is better in 2026?
Feedbin ranks higher in our list of RSS readers (#2 against #5, score 88.0 against 84.5).
- 88.0Editorial score84.5
- 4Platforms1
- NoFree to useYes
- NoOpen sourceYes
Which should you choose?
Choose Feedbin if you want
Paid hosted reading with a polished web and app experience.
A polished paid reader for RSS, newsletters, podcasts and YouTube, with apps on iOS, Mac and Android. It has no free plan after its 30-day trial, so the monthly cost is the trade-off.
Choose Vienna if you want
Mac users who want a free open-source reader.
A free, Apache-2.0 newsreader for macOS that reads RSS, Atom and JSON feeds and includes a Plugins folder. It runs on the Mac only, so it sits beside NetNewsWire and Reeder as an Apple-only choice.
The main differences
- Only Feedbin runs on iOS.
- Only Feedbin runs on Android.
- Only Feedbin runs on Web.
- Vienna is open source; Feedbin is not.
- Vienna can be used for free; Feedbin requires payment.
Side by side
| Score | 88.0 | 84.5 |
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| Rank in list | #2 of 11 | #5 of 11 |
| Price | Subscription30-day free trial, then $7 a month or $70 a year | Free and open sourceFree Apache-2.0 newsreader for macOS |
| Free to use | No | Yes |
| Open source | No | Yes |
| Platforms | WebiOSmacOSAndroidWeb, iOS, macOS, Android | macOSmacOS |
| Made by | Feedbin, Inc. | Not stated |
| Hosting | Hosted | Local app on your Mac |
| Best for | Paid hosted reading with a polished web and app experience | Mac users who want a free open-source reader |
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| Links | Visit site | Visit site |




