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Evernote

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Bring notes, tasks and reference material into one workspace.

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What is Evernote?

Evernote is useful when your notes include more than typed text: clipped articles, meeting material, attachments and tasks all need a home. Notebooks and search give those pieces a common structure, while calendar and task tools connect reference material to work that still needs doing.

The free plan is a narrow starting point: 50 notes, one notebook and one device. Starter expands the collection and device allowance; Advanced removes the main note and device caps, subject to service safeguards. Buyers moving from older Evernote subscriptions should compare the current Starter and Advanced plans rather than rely on the retired Personal and Professional names.

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What stands out

  • Notes, attachments and tasks can stay in one workspace.
  • Web clipping supports research and reference collections.
  • Desktop and mobile apps complement browser access.

Plan limits

  • The free plan permits only 50 notes, one notebook and one device.
  • Starter still has note, notebook and device caps.
  • Advanced costs substantially more than Starter.
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Evernote features

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Core workflow

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Tools and flexibility

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Plans & pricing

US personal pricing: Starter $99/year or $14.99/month; Advanced $249.99/year or $24.99/month. Annual monthly equivalents are rounded. Free allows 50 notes, one notebook and one device; local prices vary.

Prices in USD

Free

A limited personal starting point.

$0

one account

  • 50 notes
  • One notebook
  • One device

Starter

US$99 per year; US$14.99 billed monthly.

$8.25

per month · billed annually

  • 1,000 notes
  • 20 notebooks
  • Three devices

Advanced

US$249.99 per year; US$24.99 billed monthly.

$20.83

per month · billed annually

  • Unlimited notes and notebooks
  • Unlimited connected devices
  • Service safeguards apply

Source: vendor pricing · Updated

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Evernote FAQs

What are Evernote Free’s limits?

Free supports 50 notes, one notebook and one device.

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What replaced Personal and Professional?

Evernote introduced Starter and Advanced in place of the older Personal and Professional plans.

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Does Evernote work on desktop and mobile?

Evernote offers Windows, Mac, iOS and Android apps as well as web access.

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