Can I use my subscription on multiple platforms?

Yes. Your plan belongs to your Inoreader account, not to the device or store you paid in. It works on the web, in the iOS app and in the Android app as soon as you sign in with the same account.

Use your plan on every device

Every paid plan works this way: Supporter, Pro, Custom and Team, and a Team member gets the team's plan on every platform too. A subscription bought in the App Store or Google Play is recorded on the same account and grants the same plan as a purchase on the web. Sign in with the same Inoreader account everywhere and the plan follows you. If you paid in the app and the plan doesn't show, Why is my paid subscription not showing? explains what to check.

On the web, Billing and usage > Billing shows a store-bought plan as "Subscription purchased from Apple App Store" or "Google Play", with the end date as "Until Nov 28, 2026" and a Manage subscription button that opens your subscriptions at Apple or Google. A web subscription is managed on that tab, and What payment methods are available? lists how you can pay there.

Keep one subscription

Your account needs only one subscription, wherever you bought it. While an App Store or Google Play subscription still renews, the web checkout shows "You have an active App Store subscription." with Manage App Store subscription, or the same for Google Play, and won't let you buy another plan. A store subscription with auto-renewal turned off doesn't block the web purchase.

1. To move your billing from the store to the web, turn off auto-renewal in the App Store or Google Play first, as How do I stop a subscription purchased through the App Store or Google Play? describes.
2. Then buy the plan on the web.

If a store subscription and a web subscription are both live, Inoreader emails you about it, at most once in 30 days, and again in the 7 days before each store renewal. Reply to that email to reach support.

Inoreader can't cancel or refund a store subscription, only Apple or Google can, and Can I get a refund? explains how refunds work on each platform.