Upfront Plus now costs US$34.99 a year, while Premium costs a whopping US$69.99 a year. A Plus account will now cost US$3.99 a month, up from US$2.99, while Premium now costs a whopping US$7.99 a month, up from US$5.99. Plus and Premium pricing has also already increased. Users will only have a few days to get ready for this change before Evernote flicks the switch. The web version of Evernote, which recently got a pretty big update, isn’t included in this archaic account limit. In basic terms, if you own an phone, a tablet and a computer you’ll need to start paying for Plus or Premium to use all three devices with Evernote. Passcode lock on the mobile app, formerly a paid feature, is now available on Basic as well. On Basic, you can access notes on up to two devices, such as a computer and phone, two computers, or a phone and a tablet, as well as on the web, so you can continue to take your notes with you throughout your day. In a blog post titled ‘Changes to Evernote’s Pricing Plans’ Evernote announced that they would begin limiting certain parts of the free Evernote experience, while increasing their Plus and Premium tier pricing.įor free users you will now only be able to use two devices with your Evernote account. Times are tough for unicorn Evernote, and now they’re handing the “savings” onto you!

Evernote cost increase