If you're in a region where the price is going down, head over to Evernote's FAQ (Opens in a new window) page to find out how to switch to the lower price.Įvernote said it has spent the last several months researching how users work with the app and what features are most important to them, and used this knowledge to develop its new prices. As long as you continue in your current rate plan, your price will adjust at your first renewal after April 29, 2016. If you're a paying Evernote user and the price of Premium went up in your region, you'll stay at your current rate for at least a year.

'Given that more than 70 percent of our new users are coming in from across Asia, including China, and countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Turkey, it was important for us to set prices to ensure the Evernote paid levels were within reach in those markets.'

'We're a global company that localizes our products into more than two dozen languages, but we were still using one price worldwide,' an Evernote spokeswoman said. This means that in certain places, the price of Premium is going up slightly or staying the same, while in other places it's getting cheaper. With these new plans, Evernote will also streamline pricing around the globe. Premium subscribers will also get every 'business-critical feature' letting you keep all your research, writing, discussions, and presentations in a single place without having to switch apps or dig around to find what you're looking for. It unlocks 1GB of space for monthly uploads, offline access to notes on mobile, passcode lock, and the ability to automatically turn emails into notes.įinally, the new Premium tier is targeted at professionals, offering unlimited monthly uploads and larger individual note sizes. You'll be able to install Evernote on multiple devices and use the app with the exception of a few premium features.Įvernote Plus is for active users who want an upgraded workspace, enhanced storage, and mobility features. The Basic version is aimed at new users who want to try out the service and see if they like it. Going forward, there will be three levels of Evernote: Basic (which is free), Plus ($2.99 per month or $24.99 per year), and Premium ($5.99 per month or $49.99 per year). How to Set Up Two-Factor AuthenticationĮvernote this week announced new prices and tiers you'll definitely want to know about if you use the service.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.

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