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Evernote pricing (2026)
Evernote starts at $0/mo (Free) as checked on 2026-09-10, read from Evernote's own pricing page; 4 plans. Best for Long-standing Evernote libraries that are too large to migrate. Every figure below links to its source and the date we captured it.
At a glance
- Entry price: $0/mo (Free)
- Free tier: Yes · 7-day trial
- Compliance: HIPAA — · SOC 2 — · GDPR —
- Best for: Long-standing Evernote libraries that are too large to migrate; Capture-heavy workflows needing OCR and clipping; Buyers who want an independently certified note vendor
As of · every figure below links to its source
Evernote plans & pricing
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Billing | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | — | flat | Priced per account, forever free. Hard caps stated in the comparison table: 50 notes, 1 notebook, 5 spaces, 20 tags, 200 attachments, sync on 1 device only, 1 GB storage, 1 external calendar connection. The single-device sync cap is the catch — a phone plus a laptop already breaks this tier. | evernote.com |
| Starter | $14.99 | — | flat | Per account. Month-to-month is $14.99/month (payload MONTHLY/USD price 14.99); paying yearly is $99.00/year, which the payload labels an $8.25/month equivalent. The page prints no saving percentage, so annualDiscountPct is left null. Includes 1,000 notes, 20 notebooks, 10 spaces, 100 tags, 1,000 attachments, 3 synced devices, 5 GB storage, 5 external calendars. The same payload carries a weekly Starter SKU at $3.99/week, which works out dearer than monthly. Paid plans carry a 7-day free trial. | evernote.com |
| Advanced | $24.99 | — | flat | Per account. Month-to-month is $24.99/month (payload MONTHLY/USD price 24.99); paying yearly is $249.99/year, labelled $20.83/month-equivalent in the payload. No saving percentage is published. Unlimited notes, notebooks, spaces, tags, attachments, device sync and storage — but the page footnotes that 'unlimited' is subject to safeguard limits applied to protect performance and prevent abuse. Adds AI Assistant, semantic search, AI Transcribe, AI Edit and the MCP connector. A weekly SKU at $6.99/week also sits in the payload. Eligible college students get 40% off a one-year Advanced subscription. | evernote.com |
| Enterprise | quote-only | — | custom | Quote-only: the page prints 'Custom' in every capacity row and routes to sales rather than self-serve checkout, so monthlyUsd is null. Verified this pass: the page's embedded pricing payload does contain an ENTERPRISE ANNUAL USD value of 26522.5, but that figure is never displayed and is not a per-seat list price, so it was deliberately not used. Adds business data ownership, centralised account administration, user activity history with detailed logs, Single Sign-On, a dedicated Customer Success Manager and a priority support queue. The FAQ states 'You can try Enterprise free for 14 days'. | evernote.com |
Last verified 2026-09-10. VERIFIED against https://evernote.com/compare-plans. The comparison table renders plan names and limits but injects prices client-side, so USD figures were parsed from the same page's embedded context.pricingPerServiceLevel payload and match the draft exactly: STARTER MONTHLY 14.99 / ANNUAL 99 (priceAsMonthly 8.25) / WEEKLY 3.99; ADVANCED MONTHLY 24.99 / ANNUAL 249.99 (priceAsMonthly 20.83) / WEEKLY 6.99. The draft's exclusion of legacy SKUs is confirmed correct: the payload also carries PERSONAL (14.99/129.99), PROFESSIONAL (17.99/169.99), PLUS (5.49/49.99), BUSINESS and TEAMS (24.99/249.99), none of which appear in the live table — the page renders exactly four tier headings (Free, Starter, Advanced, Enterprise). New disclosure added this pass: the payload also carries an ENTERPRISE ANNUAL USD figure of 26522.5, which is NOT a published list price (the Enterprise column prints 'Custom' in all eight capacity rows and routes to sales), so monthlyUsd stays null. FAQ text confirmed verbatim: 'free trials of Evernote last for 7 days', 'You can try Enterprise free for 14 days', and 'Eligible college students can get 40% off a one-year subscription to Evernote Advanced'.
Price changes
No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.
Capabilities
Integrations: Google (Gmail, Drive, Calendar), Microsoft Outlook (email, calendar), Slack, MCP server for Claude / ChatGPT.
Key features: Web Clipper plus document scanning with searchable OCR; AI Transcribe, AI Edit, AI Cleanup and semantic search across the note library; MCP connector so Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client can read and use your notes; ISO 27001 certified as of November 2025 (certificate published on the security page).
Plan limits: Free tier syncs to one device only and caps at 50 notes / 1 notebook / 1 GB; Starter caps at 1,000 notes, 3 devices and 5 GB; External calendar connections capped at 1 (Free) and 5 (Starter, Advanced); Advanced 'unlimited' rows are footnoted as subject to anti-abuse safeguard limits; Weekly SKUs exist ($3.99 Starter, $6.99 Advanced) and cost more than monthly billing; Subscriptions bought via iTunes or Google Play must be managed through those stores.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Evernote cost?
Evernote starts at $0/mo (Free); it has 4 published plans. Verified 2026-09-10.
What are cheaper alternatives to Evernote?
Cheaper note taking apps than Evernote (entry $0/mo) include Bear at $2.99/mo, Obsidian at $5/mo, Anytype at $5/mo. Verified 2026-09-10.
Does Evernote support HIPAA?
Evernote HIPAA support: —. SOC 2: —. GDPR: —.
Does Evernote have a free plan?
Evernote free tier: Yes; 7-day free trial.
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