The new limit will not affect users who upload text documents, however 60MB will only cover a handful of photos or voice recordings.īasic users will now be able to use the passcode lock in the mobile app, a feature that was previously restricted to paid users. In addition to the new limit of two synced devices, Basic’s upload cap is just 60 MB of new uploads per month. The Premium tier adds 10GB of new uploads per month, the ability to annotate and search within PDF files, and a business card scanning tool among other features.Īlong with today’s changes, Evernote Basic remains free but loses one of its most attractive features. On the other hand, Evernote Premium will now cost $7.99 per month, up from $5.99. A paid Plus or Premium account will be required for users who want to sync their notes across more than two devices. Starting today, Evernote Plus monthly subscription costs will rise $1 to $3.99 ($34.99 per year).

In a blog post released today, Evernote announced that it will raise prices for its premium service tiers and it will limit users of its free Basic account to two devices per year.

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