Maybe that's the case. However I use Read It Later because I got a taste of it with the free version, and it's normally $2.99 or 99c on sale. Instapaper has no

Maybe that's the case. However I use Read It Later because I got a taste of it with the free version, and it's normally $2.99 or 99c on sale. Instapaper has no free version anymore, and it's always $5. Instapaper may do just fine without me and other users unwilling to pay $5 for an infrequently used iPhone app, but the fact remains that he handed his competitors a dead simple & easy way to compete. Considering almost every app at this point has built in support for both services, it might be worth thinking about how to compete now before it's too late and developers can get away with only supporting Read It Later.