[10] The team announced their intention to close the public version of the reader, leaving only a private website for a limited number of people.

[3][2] The new team invested in hardware upgrade and changed the hosting provider,[19] implemented a number of new features, including long-awaited browser bookmarklet.

[22] In March 2024, Ben Wolf, one of the owners of Levee Labs, posted on LinkedIn that they had closed an acquisition and that The Old Reader would have a new team taking over, but no more details were given since.

[23] The Old Reader is free for up to 100 feeds and offers a Premium version with full-text search and up to 500 subscriptions and 1 year of post storage.

[27] The service is supported by a number of mobile applications for all major platforms, including Reeder[28] and Feeddler[29] for iOS, Greader for Android[30] (no longer available as of 2018[31]), Old Reader for Windows Phone[32] and ThOR for Symbian.