vs FetchMark
FetchMark is aimed at people leaving Pocket: import the export, keep a permanent copy, summarize, and write Markdown. Their alternative page has said the app is free during an open beta. Pocket's export is articles. bookmarks were never in it. ZeroMark is not a Pocket importer. A full Pocket HTML import is not the v1 path.
Pick FetchMark if you have a Pocket file and you want those articles kept. Pick ZeroMark if the unread pile is bookmarks. They are adjacent only because both get mentioned after Pocket. They do not read the same library.
We make ZeroMark. Every fact about FetchMark below comes from their own site, checked 17 October 2026, and linked in Sources. If we have a fact wrong, tell us and we will correct it.
Free for your latest 50 saves. $4.99 a month, or $39 a year, reads them all.
| FetchMark | ZeroMark | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | A Pocket export | bookmarks |
| Pocket import | Yes, one click, on their page | Not the v1 path |
| Copies | Permanent copies of what you imported | Not a page archive |
| Price | Free during open beta, as their page put it. A paid price did not render | $39 a year or $4.99 a month, plus a free plan |
| Finish line | An archive that stays | A queue that ends |
FetchMark: Described as free during open beta. A pricing page we tried did not render a paid number, so none is printed here. ZeroMark: Free for your latest 50 saves, no card and no clock. $4.99 a month or $39 a year reads the library your connection returns. A 30-day refund covers the first paid charge. Card payments go through Stripe. Prices change. Check both before you pay.
Article refugees and backlogs landed in the same week of headlines. They are different piles.
No. A full Pocket HTML import is not the v1 path.
Their page said free during open beta. We did not see a paid price render.
Not into a Pocket export. ZeroMark reads them directly, with a read-only connection.
Yes. Articles in FetchMark. bookmarks here.
ZeroMark does not delete the library if you stop paying. You can export any time.
Checked 17 October 2026.
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