Sort Feed FAQ
The eight questions people actually ask about Sort Feed, answered in plain language — what it is, whether it's safe, what the free plan includes, and how billing works. Each answer starts with the short version.
Questions and answers
What is Sort Feed?
Sort Feed is a Chrome extension that ranks social media feeds by outlier score — how far each post beats its account's usual performance. It works inside Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, and adds export, bulk download and transcription on top. 80,000+ creators use it for content research.
Is Sort Feed safe?
The extension is distributed through the official Chrome Web Store, where the publisher is listed in good standing. Per the store listing, user data isn't sold to third parties or used for unrelated purposes, and scores are computed in your own browser. As with any extension, install only from the official listing.
Is there a free version of Sort Feed?
Yes — the free plan is the extension's default state, not a trial. It sorts the latest 25 posts or one week of any feed, exports the sorted data and downloads without limits, with no account required. Only unlimited ranges and transcription sit behind Pro.
What about Sort Feed alternatives?
Most people searching for a Sort Feed alternative want a free option — and the free plan already covers casual research at $0. Generic social analytics dashboards overlap on metrics, but sorting a live feed by outlier score inside the platform page is the specific thing Sort Feed was built around. Try the free plan first; it answers the question quickly.
Which platforms does it support?
Four right now: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook Reels. Support arrives platform by platform via updates — new additions show up in our changelog within days of release.
Does it work on Firefox, Safari or mobile?
No. Sort Feed is Chrome-only — there's no Firefox add-on, Safari extension, Android APK or iOS app. Chromium browsers like Edge and Brave can usually install it from the Chrome Web Store. Full details: see the supported-browsers guide in the help center.
How do I cancel Sort Feed Pro?
Billing runs through Lemon Squeezy. Open the billing-portal link from your purchase email, cancel the subscription, and Pro remains active until the end of the period you've paid for — no phone calls, no retention flows.
Who makes Sort Feed?
It's built by independent developer Taher El Sheikh, who keeps the extension actively updated (version 13.1 landed in July 2026) and answers support directly at [email protected] — the upside of a one-person company is that bug reports reach the person who can fix them.
Something not covered here? Fixes for concrete problems (button missing, license key, browsers) live in the help center; plan limits are on the pricing page.
Sort your first feed today
The free plan sorts the latest 25 posts with no sign-up. Pro unlocks any date range from $9/month.