iopku.blogg.se - Evernote subscription changes

Starting today, Evernote Plus monthly subscription costs will rise $1 to $3.99, or $34.99 per year. Popular note-taking service Evernote will limit users of its free Basic account to two devices per year and raise prices for its premium service tiers, the company announced (Opens in a new window) today.

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In the real world it’s like hitting the self-destruct button. Pressuring users from the free model and increasing prices might seem like a smart idea in the boardroom. The subscription software model only works so long as customers feel they are getting value and will continue to do so. To put the price in context, Evernote Premium is US$10 a year more than a basic Microsoft Office 360 Personal subscription. Sure, Evernote Premium does more than notes. That’s a lot of money for a note-taking application. The premium subscription price jumps from US$45 to $70 a year. Basic users are now limited to using the software on just two devices. Now fresh changes are on the way that are likely to see a number of hold-outs give up on the software. In my case, I realised one day I wasn’t using it anymore.Īlthough there are still hold-outs who swear by Evernote. Then Evernote stopped being any part of work productivity for many one-time fans. Sometimes the new options did things better.

Alternatives emerged which did the same or a similar job. Somewhere along the way it lost the plot. For a long time cloud-based note-taking app Evernote was a key part of many people’s work productivity.