FeedScore grades content feeds 0-100 on freshness, consistency, and signal-to-noise — one health score for any blog, newsletter, or podcast feed.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Feedscore Does
Rate the health of any content feed — freshness, consistency, and signal-to-noise — as a single 0-100 score, so followers and publishers know what a feed is worth.
One 0-100 grade combining freshness, consistency, and signal — the credit score of a content feed.
When the feed last published and whether the gap is normal for it or a sign of abandonment.
Does it post weekly like clockwork or in bursts and silences? Cadence is charted over time.
How much of the feed is original substance versus reposts, promos, and filler.
Line two feeds up side by side before deciding which one earns a slot in your reading list.
Get notified when a feed you follow or publish starts slipping — slowing down, thinning out, or going quiet.
How Feedscore Works
Any public blog, newsletter, or podcast feed can be scored from its address.
Publishing dates, cadence, and content mix are analyzed across the feed's available history.
A 0-100 score with the three sub-scores behind it — and alerts if a followed feed starts to decay.
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Feedscore — Every feed gets a grade. Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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Three things: it publishes recently (freshness), on a rhythm you can rely on (consistency), and most of what it publishes is substantive (signal). The score weights all three.
Readers deciding what deserves a subscription, and publishers checking their own feed the way they would check site analytics.
Yes. The score measures reliability and substance, not audience size — a tiny monthly newsletter that always delivers can outscore a noisy daily one.
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