Evernote pricing, price hikes and cheaper alternatives

Evernote (evernote.com) is a note-taking app. Per-user subscription tiers (Free, Starter, Advanced) capped by notes, notebooks, devices and storage; business plans via sales.. Free plan: Free plan: 50 notes, 1 notebook, 1 synced device, 1 GB storage.

What Evernote costs

  • 1 user: $24.99/mo (Starter ($14.99/mo monthly) caps at 1,000 notes, 20 notebooks and 3 devices, below the 2,000-note scenario, so Advanced at $24.99/mo monthly ($249.99/yr = $20.83/mo annual). Flexible (from $10, sales-configured) not counted.)
  • 1 user + AI: $24.99/mo (Advanced includes AI Assistant and Semantic Search; Evernote publishes no per-plan AI request cap, so treated as included at $24.99.)

Plan compared: Advanced. Prices are for one person on monthly billing (annual-only plans divided by 12): the cheapest plan that keeps about 2,000 notes synced between a computer and a phone with no caps, and the cheapest plan that also includes the app's own AI. A free plan counts as $0 only when it covers the scenario without note, device, upload or storage caps.

Evernote price hikes

Cheaper alternatives to Evernote

At 1 user with synced notes, Evernote costs $24.99/mo. 2 note-taking apps cost less:

Evernote alternatives: 2 note-taking apps compared, at every size.

Every change we logged

  • Sep 2025 · Limits cut: Personal and Professional were replaced by Starter and Advanced. Personal ($129.99/yr, $10.83/mo annual) had a 100,000+ note limit; Starter keeps a similar price but caps at 1,000 notes and 20 notebooks, so heavier users need Advanced ($249.99/yr).

Sources

Pricing page: evernote.com/compare-plans. Prices last checked Oct 16, 2026. Monthly prices ($14.99 Starter, $24.99 Advanced) come from an Evernote email quoted on TidBITS (Jul 2026); the official compare page loads prices client-side and shows only limits. PricingSaaS shows the Personal-to-Starter rename (Q4 2025); no AI usage cap is published.