Choose Relay when…
You want saved articles, RSS feeds, and newsletters organised into separate editions with their own schedules.
Comparisons & alternatives
eReader Relay vs Push to Kindle
For a single web article, both can help you get to your Kindle. Relay also brings recurring sources together into scheduled editions.
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Which fits your reading?
Consider Push to Kindle when…
Your main task is sending individual articles and you value a focused sender with mobile apps.
The practical differences.
| What matters | eReader Relay | Push to Kindle |
|---|---|---|
| Article capture | Browser extension: send now or add to a reading list | Browser and iOS/Android article sending |
| Recurring sources | RSS/Atom; newsletter inboxes on paid plans | RSS/newsletter edition scheduling not confirmed in the cited page |
| Reading rhythm | Four schedule cadences in your timezone | Homepage focuses on sending individual articles |
| Destinations | Compatible email workflow or EPUB download | Kindle; also documents Apple Books on iOS, Dropbox, and PocketBook |
| Price | Free; Basic AUD 10/month; Pro AUD 35/month. Plan limits. | Free: 10 articles/month. Premium advertised at US$2.99/month for unlimited sending; check the billing option on its pricing page. |
Currencies are shown as advertised, without exchange-rate conversion. An unconfirmed feature is not necessarily absent. Providers can change features and prices.
Trying Relay as a Push to Kindle alternative.
Send the same public article through Relay and check the output on your reader. If editions are the reason to switch, add a feed to a reading list too. Existing documents on your Kindle do not move into Relay automatically.
For Kindle delivery, approve Relay’s sending address in Amazon and verify your destination with a test. Kobo and other readers need EPUB transfer or a compatible email workflow; Relay does not provide native Kobo sync.
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