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I quickly glanced at theoldreader.com front page, and it looks nice. I tried setting up a new account and it immediately proposed to try out 14 days free "premi
by fbnlsr 6y ago
I quickly glanced at theoldreader.com front page, and it looks nice. I tried setting up a new account and it immediately proposed to try out 14 days free "premium".
Not only do you have to click on a tiny link to discover what the premium brings, but there is no information on how much the premium plan costs. That's a really bad UX.
- bpodgursky 6y agoDunno why they don't advertise it, but this is what I pay: > Description: $25 per year - Up to 500 feeds