This applies to both monthly and yearly renewals. If you are affected by a price change, you will be notified by Evernote within 2 weeks and it will not go into effect until your next renewal date that falls after August 15, 2016. Evernote Premium (unlimited devices, 10GB of data) jumps to $7.99 per month (up from $5.99), or $69.99 per year. Previously priced at $2.99 per month, the package now costs $3.99 per month, or $34.99 per year. Evernote Plus allows for syncing with unlimited devices, but limits monthly uploads to 1GB. The new pricing structure is being implemented immediately for new subscriptions. If you are impacted, look for a message from us in the coming days. Evernote says:Ĭurrent subscribers and Basic users who are using more than two devices will have some time to adjust before the changes take effect. So, I got this little packable backpack and it ended up.
This is not something that is going to go down well. The only backpacks I have in my apartment are the giant one I used in college and a small faux-leather one that I use as my everyday purse.
The syncing limit of a mere two devices is a major change from the previous unlimited number. Evernote, the note-taking service that has become part of a large number of lives, has notified its users that it plans to increase the prices of its Plus (from 2.99/mo. The announced change to free accounts will come as a major blow, and is likely to see a mass exodus of users towards the likes of OneNote and other alternatives.
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