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RSS feed analytics

Look up a feed or a website and see how many Inoreader readers follow it, how it ranks in its topic, its publishing schedule and how reliably it delivers. The analytics are free and you do not need an account.

    See the numbers behind any feed

    Readers and rank

    How many Inoreader readers follow the feed, and where it stands among the feeds on the same topic, now and a year ago.

    Publishing schedule

    Posts a week over the last 30 days, the posts of each day, and the days and hours new posts arrive.

    Delivery

    How Inoreader's checks of the feed went over the last two days, how often the feed is checked, and whether new posts arrive in real time.

    Topics

    The topics the feed belongs to, and the most followed feeds on the same topic.

    Publisher analytics

    Claim a feed you publish by adding a short code to it. The publisher view then shows the full subscriber history with the follows and unfollows of every week, the posts readers act on, where new readers came from, and tips that make the feed look better in Inoreader.

    Frequently asked questions

    Why is a feed missing?

    A feed gets a page once enough Inoreader readers follow it. The feed validator checks any feed, followed or not.

    How is the rank worked out?

    Inoreader groups feeds by topic. The rank compares a feed's readers with every other feed on the same topic, week by week.

    Can a publisher see more?

    Yes. A publisher who claims a feed sees the full subscriber history with every week's follows and unfollows, which posts readers save, like, share and highlight, and 30 days of delivery checks. Claiming a feed is free.

    Is it free?

    Yes. The public pages and the publisher view are free and need no paid plan.

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