SparkAnglesFeedly organizes the news. SparkAngles interprets it for your business.
Feedly is excellent at aggregating RSS feeds into one place. But aggregation is not interpretation. You still face the same problem—a firehose of articles with no guidance on what matters or what to do.
| Feature | Feedly | SparkAngles |
|---|---|---|
| AI relevance scoring | Basic filtering | Scored for your specific company |
| Business-specific interpretation | None | Full five-section interpretation |
| Sales talking points | No | |
| Client-ready content | No | |
| Thought leadership drafts | No | |
| PDF export | No | Yes (Pro) |
| Price | Free to $18/month | From $49/month |
The Aggregation Trap
Aggregation creates a false sense of control. You can organize RSS feeds into categories, create custom keywords, and set up alerts—but you're still manually filtering thousands of articles. The cognitive load hasn't decreased; it's just been reorganized.
Even with perfect categorization, you're reading, not interpreting. Feedly shows you what's trending in your industry, but it doesn't tell you what it means for your sales pipeline, your product roadmap, or your competitive position.
By the time you finish reading through Feedly to find the three relevant articles, you could have had SparkAngles deliver five ready-to-use sections for your business strategy and sales calls.
When You Outgrow Feedly
Feedly works for passive consumption—staying generally informed about your industry. You outgrow it when you need:
- •Business-specific relevance scoring that prioritizes what matters to your company
- •Ready-to-share content for sales, strategy, and thought leadership
- •Automatic interpretation of market signals instead of manual reading
- •Time-saving intelligence you can act on immediately
Questions
Can Feedly replace SparkAngles?
Feedly is excellent at aggregating RSS feeds from hundreds of sources into one dashboard. But aggregation is not interpretation. You still face the same problem—a firehose of articles with no guidance on what matters or what to do. SparkAngles adds AI-powered relevance scoring and generates five ready-to-use sections for each insight.
Does Feedly have AI interpretation?
Feedly has basic filtering and AI-powered categorization of articles, but it doesn't generate business-specific content or sales talking points. You still have to read and interpret everything yourself.
When should I use both?
Feedly works well for general awareness and staying informed. But if you need actionable intelligence—content for your sales team, thought leadership for your audience, or strategic insights for your leadership—SparkAngles does that automatically.