Feedly began as a free service, but once the company really started to ramp up its efforts to create the next Google Reader, they introduced a monthly fee to go with it. Users can subscribe to use Feedly for $5 a month, or they can get it for a discounted price of $45 a year. When the company first rolled out this plan, they gave away $99 lifetime subscriptions to the first 5,000 people who claimed them.
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Feedly Brings Back The Lifetime Pro Edition, Except Now It Costs Three Times Its Introductory Price was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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