Independent · sourced · Updated September 2026

Best Note Taking Apps (2026)

13 note taking apps options compared on price, free tier, compliance and fit — ranked by entry price. Every figure links to the public page it was captured from — the vendor's own wherever the vendor publishes the number, otherwise the named public source — with the date we captured it; where a vendor publishes no monthly price we name the kind of pricing it uses, never a guess.

The cheapest note taking apps is Amplenote at $0/mo. 11 offer a free tier. All 13 compared below on price, free tier and compliance — every figure sourced and dated, updated September 2026.

As of Sep 10, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

Cite this comparison Per The Front Desk Review, the cheapest note taking apps is Amplenote at $0/mo; across 8 with published pricing the median is $10/mo ($2.99–$15/mo), 11 with a free tier, every figure sourced and dated, as of 2026-09-10. https://frontdeskreview.com/best/note-taking-apps/

Key takeaways

  • Typical paid price: from $2.99/mo, median $10/mo, up to $15/mo — across 8 with published pricing.
  • Free tier: Amplenote, Anytype, Bear, Capacities, Craft, Evernote, Joplin, Notion, Obsidian, Standard Notes, Supernotes.
  • HIPAA-ready: Notion.
  • Tracked: 13 vendors, data current through 2026-09-10.

Comparison

Entry price = lowest published self-serve monthly plan. Sourced per row.
#Note Taking AppEntry priceFreeHIPAASOC 2Best forSourceVisit
1 Amplenote $0/mo Personal Yes People who want notes and a real task scheduler in one app amplenote.com Visit →
2 Anytype $0/mo Free Yes Privacy-first users who want local-first storage with optional sync anytype.io Visit →
3 Bear $0/mo Free Yes Writers and minimalists on Apple devices bear.app Visit →
4 Capacities $0/mo Capacities Basic Yes People who want structure (typed objects) without building a database from scratch capacities.io Visit →
5 Craft $0/mo Starter (Free) Yes No Yes Apple-ecosystem power users (Mac, iPhone, iPad) support.craft.do Visit →
6 Evernote $0/mo Free Yes Long-standing Evernote libraries that are too large to migrate evernote.com Visit →
7 Joplin $0/mo Joplin app (self-managed sync) Yes Open-source purists who want an exit hatch from any vendor joplinapp.org Visit →
8 Notion $0/mo Free Yes Yes Yes All-in-one workspace teams notion.com Visit →
9 Obsidian $0/mo Free Yes Privacy-focused knowledge workers obsidian.md Visit →
10 Standard Notes $0/mo Standard Yes Privacy-first note takers who want encryption as the default, not an add-on standardnotes.com Visit →
11 Supernotes $0/mo Starter Yes Students and revisers who want flashcards built into their notes supernotes.app Visit →
12 Roam Research $15/mo Pro No Networked-thought power users who work in daily notes roamresearch.com Visit →
13 Reflect not priced monthly No Daily-note users who want one price and no tier decisions reflect.app Visit →

Prices are the lowest published self-serve monthly rate as captured on the linked source. Annual-billing and usage details are on each vendor's record in our open dataset.

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What is the cheapest note taking apps?

Amplenote has the lowest published entry price at $0/mo (Personal), as of 2026-09-10.

How much does note taking apps cost per month?

Across the 8 note taking apps with published paid pricing, the median starting price is $10/mo, ranging from $2.99/mo to $15/mo, as of 2026-09-10. 11 also offer a free tier. 1 are quote-only.

Which note taking apps have a free plan?

Amplenote, Anytype, Bear, Capacities, Craft, Evernote, Joplin, Notion, Obsidian, Standard Notes, Supernotes offer a free tier.

Which note taking apps support HIPAA?

Notion state HIPAA support (a BAA). Always confirm current scope with the vendor.

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