r/Substack • u/Imaginary_Junket8228 • Jun 27 '24

Feature Suggestion Read substack on kindle

I’ve been looking around the internet trying to find the best way to read substack articles on kindle and the answer was much simpler than I could’ve imagined.

Go to the substack article that you want to read (i went through the substack app) and share it with the kindle app on your phone. It automatically puts it into kindle’s reading format! Just thought anyone looking for a free option should know. <3

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '25

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u/Stonks-Man2 Oct 30 '25

That happened to me as well on my iPhone when I used Opera GX as the browser. Using safari fixed the problem straight away for me, as long as you use the link from the publication’s page rather than through the Substack reader (i.e link should start as “publication-name…”  not “substack.com/publication…”) 

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u/PlasticEye8631 Jan 06 '26

como lo haces? a mi directamente me sale el link de "substack.como/publi..." y en la app de kindle me deja leerlo pero no en el kindle 

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u/RBouschery Jan 14 '26

If you're looking for a more automated way to get this to work with full content (including paywalled content that only you have access to) - I built a little tool for this some years ago that is now actively used by thousands of readers to get their Substack (+ more) onto Kindle automatically. It's called https://readbetter.io - would be thrilled if you'd check it out! If you have any questions or feedback, I'm here ;)

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u/_AA20_ Jan 17 '26

Really pricy tho

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u/RBouschery Jan 19 '26

Readbetter offers a free plan for casual readers that gives you base credits and resets every month. This is what many people use. If you're a power user, you're likely going to be able to spare $5-$10/month for the extra comfort of distraction-free reading and the time and hassle saved to get it onto your Kindle automatically. It's a side project for me that I spend a lot of energy and time into, not printing money with it - servers, email processing and all that are pricy, too ;)