"Two things that won’t ever change are our commitment to making you as productive as you can be and running our business in as transparent a way as possible," wrote O'Neill on the company's blog.
Discounts are available for customers who make a yearlong commitment.įree Evernote users already syncing with more than two devices will be given "some time to adjust" before the changes take effect.Įvernote CEO Chris O'Neill says the shift in pricing model is to ensure the company can continue to offer a "great product at a fair price". Evernote Premium takes storage to 10GB, and adds PDF annotation. Evernote Plus gives users offline access to notes, as well as 1GB of storage space. Previously, users weren't limited by the number of devices they could sync with.įree users who want to keep syncing across multiple devices will have to take out an Evernote Plus or Evernote Premium subscription, billed at USD$3.99 per month and USD$7.99 per month respectively (up for USD$2.99 and USD$5.99).
The biggest change to the free service is that users will now only be able to sync their data across two devices (two computers, a computer and a smartphone, or a smartphone and a tablet, for example), in addition to access their notes on the web.
Popular notetaking app Evernote is shaking up its business model with a pricing restructure that hopes to turn free users into paying customers.
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