Integration · Letterhead + Feedly
Letterhead + Feedly
Connect Feedly to Letterhead via Zapier. Articles you save in Feedly flow into your Letterhead curation pool, ready for your next edition.
Better with Feedly
You already read everything. Stop re-finding it on send day.
Feedly is where you spot the stories; Letterhead is where they become a newsletter. Zapier closes the gap.
Read once, curate once
Saving in Feedly is the curation step — no copy-pasting links into a doc.
A pool, not a pile
Saved stories arrive in Letterhead organized and ready to slot into editions.
Send-day speed
Assemble a curated edition from stories you flagged all week.
Set it up with Zapier
Live in minutes. No engineer required.
Letterhead is on Zapier, so connecting Feedly is a standard Zap — start from the Feedly + Letterhead page and follow the prompts. Prefer no middleman? Letterhead’s API and MCP server connect directly.
1. Connect both apps
In Zapier, connect your Feedly and Letterhead accounts. No code — a couple of minutes, once.
2. Pick the trigger
Choose a Feedly trigger like “New Article Saved for Later” or a board you curate into.
3. Point it at Letterhead
Point the Zap at Letterhead so each saved article lands in your curation pool, ready for the next edition.
How they work together
Feedly and Letterhead, each doing what it does best.
Keep Feedly where it’s strong. Zapier carries the data over, and Letterhead runs the newsletter on top — no code, no rip-and-replace.
What Feedly handles
- Following feeds, blogs, and publications.
- AI-prioritized reading and discovery.
- Boards and saved-for-later organization.
- Team knowledge sharing.
What Letterhead adds
- Saved articles delivered into your curation pool.
- Edition assembly from curated links, fast.
- Templates and production workflow around the curation.
- Analytics on which curated stories readers click.
FAQ
Connecting Feedly and Letterhead
How do I connect Feedly to Letterhead?
Through Zapier. Connect both accounts, pick your Feedly trigger, and add Letterhead as the action — the Feedly + Letterhead page on Zapier walks you through it. Most teams are live in under ten minutes.
What does the Feedly + Letterhead Zap actually do?
Choose a Feedly trigger like “New Article Saved for Later” or a board you curate into. Point the Zap at Letterhead so each saved article lands in your curation pool, ready for the next edition. From then on it runs automatically, every time.
Is there a native Feedly integration?
The Feedly connection runs through Zapier today, which covers the common workflow well. For a direct connection, Letterhead’s API and MCP server are available — and we build custom integrations, usually in days.
Do I need a developer to set this up?
No. The Zap is point-and-click in Zapier’s editor. If you can fill out a form, you can connect Feedly to Letterhead.
What if we’re consolidating tools or moving off Feedly?
Letterhead works either way — keep Feedly running alongside your newsletter, or book a test drive and bring your stack; we’ll map what a consolidated setup would look like.
What customers say
Letterhead has been an invaluable resource for us. Not only did it meet our budget needs, but it also enabled us to create personalized, creative newsletters that made our brand stand out. Their flexible platform allowed us to grow and adapt as our subscriber list and needs changed.
Jessica FordDirector, Startup Digest, TechstarsIt’s made newsletter advertising cleaner, more consistent, and far less time-consuming. Thanks to Letterhead, our newsletters have become the cornerstone of our strategy.
Danielle HastingsVP of OperationsWe at the Patch local news network have worked with Letterhead to create a critical monetization engine. They’ve been the best kind of partner — striving to understand our needs, quick to respond, and building for the future. Couldn’t have done it without them!
Simone WilsonSenior Manager, Patch.comYour reading list is your newsletter. Connect them.
Open the Zapier setup and pipe Feedly saves into Letterhead — or book a test drive and watch a curated edition come together.