The highest subscription level, previously known as “Evernote Business”, will also remain unchanged in terms of functionality and price and will only be given a new name. It is to be hoped that Evernote will not try in the future in a similarly penetrating way to motivate personal subscribers to upgrade to a professional with inline advertising, as they have done so far with users of the free basic version. In addition, the monthly upload quota doubles to 20 GB.
It is not yet clear what exactly it looks like. A connection to Slack or teams is also promised. In addition to the functionality of Evernote Personal, it offers assignable tasks, the integration of multiple Google calendar accounts, more options for dashboard customization, PDF export of notes and a search function expanded by Boolean operators. According to the manufacturer, there is no need for premium users to do anything except update the client the changeover takes place automatically.Įvernote has introduced another level above the personal subscription: the “Professional” subscription costs 8.99 euros per month or 89.99 euros per year. The dashboard and task list offer additional options. It is now called “Personal”, contains the new functions such as task lists and the connection to a single Google calendar and retains all premium functions (for example searching in PDFs), the price and the previously applicable limits (10 GByte upload / month, maximum 200 Mbyte notes).
The previous premium subscription for just under 7 euros per month or around 60 euros for annual payments is only slightly devalued by name. Tasklists are also supported, but without reminders and markings. The free version allows the use of the dashboard, but not its adaptation. The free version has just been given a new name the device limit (a maximum of two including web browser), the upload limit (60 Mbytes per month) and the maximum note size of 25 Mbytes remain unchanged. The home dashboard was introduced a few months ago as a preview function and has now been officially introduced.
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