If you’re already an Evernote user, we’ve also got a great list of tips and tricks to using Evernote more efficiently.As we continue to improve our products and services, we're also making it easier to understand which subscription plan is right for what you want to accomplish. To help you decide if you’d like to start using Evernote, we’ve broken down the pros and cons in our Evernote review in our next tutorial. To see the differences in the three plans, check out our chart below:Īnd that’s the basic breakdown of how much Evernote costs. “Evernote Premium” costs $89.99/year, and provides users with many additional capabilities. To upgrade to “Evernote Plus” costs $46.99/year, and gets you slightly more functions that Basic. Premium allows you to get live chat customer support, annotate or search for text in your PDFs and DOCs, scan notes and present them with one click, and more.Įvernote is 100% free if you use the basic version, including downloading popular add-ons to optimize your experience. You need to pay for Evernote if you want to upgrade to the “Evernote Plus” or “Evernote Premium” plans.Įvernote Premium is the most advanced version of Evernote, one step above Evernote Plus, which has some additional capabilities over Evernote Basic.

The basic version of Evernote has many components that can give you a complete experience while using Evernote, and help you organize your notes. So to get started, is Evernote actually free?Įvernote is free, if you only use the basic version. We’ll also explain what Evernote Premium is, and how it differs from the basic version of Evernote. Now that you know what Evernote is and how it works, and the potential safety risks of using Evernote, we’re going to break down for you the potential costs associated with using Evernote.

Evernote pricing chart