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Complete pricing breakdown for Evernote including all plans, hidden costs, and limitations.
Pricing score: 20/100
User limit: 1 user
Storage: 1 GB, 200 attachments
User limit: Per seat
Storage: From 250 MB up to unlimited
User limit: 1 user
Storage: 5 GB, 1,000 attachments
User limit: 1 user
Storage: Unlimited (safeguard limits apply)
Bending Spoons has raised prices several times: renewal notices in 2024 jumped some yearly plans from about $64 to $114, Personal accounts in Europe were moved to Advanced at EUR 18.99/month in September 2025, and in 2026 users were emailed that Personal/Professional were being replaced by Starter ($99/yr) and Advanced ($249.99/yr). Long-time users report their bill roughly doubling.
The free plan caps you at 50 notes, 1 notebook, 1 synced device (Evernote Web counts as that device) and 1 GB of storage. Once you go over, you can still view, edit and export notes but cannot create new ones, and notes in the trash still count toward the limit.
Users report being charged without authorization and facing difficulties canceling subscriptions. One long-time user had their 13-year subscription cancelled due to a credit card glitch, then was charged twice ($62 and $309.99) before access was restored. Account deletion requests are ignored.
The 2026 plans bundle AI Assistant, Semantic Search, AI Transcribe and AI Edit into both Starter and Advanced. Several long-time users say they only need notes and clipping and resent paying a higher price for AI tools they never use, and that the main difference between tiers is storage.