Time to Bail · Boarding pass
Yes.
These plans are retired. Starter costs $99 a year and Advanced $249.99 a year.[1]
Bail means: it is ending, or getting much worse, for this group. Leave before the date.
Evernote retires old plans: Starter $99, Advanced $249.99 a year
Evernote is moving people off its Personal and Professional plans. Starter costs $99 a year and Advanced $249.99 a year. Export is desktop only.
Tick steps as you go. Your progress stays in this browser.
Starter allows up to 1,000 notes, 20 notebooks and 5 GB. If you have more, you need Advanced or a new app.
Export works only in the Evernote app for Mac or Windows, not on the web. Free accounts can export too.
Right-click a notebook and choose Export. Pick ENEX to keep tags and other details.
Obsidian and Joplin can both import ENEX files.
| Plans no longer offered | Personal, Professional, Plus and Premium[1] |
|---|---|
| Starter | $99 a year or $14.99 a month[1] |
| Advanced | $249.99 a year or $24.99 a month[1] |
| New price starts | At your next billing date at the earliest[1] |
| Starter limits | 1,000 notes, 20 notebooks, 5 GB, 3 devices[1] |
| Export | Desktop app only; 100 notes at a time, or whole notebooks[2] |
Listed for convenience. Not ranked. Not paid.
Chosen by an editor. An importer claim links to its source.
Official Importer plugin reads Evernote ENEX files.
Importer · see sourceOpen source. Imports whole Evernote notebooks from ENEX files.
Importer · see sourceAnswers depend on your plan and setup. We have not checked each one yet.
Check it yourself. Every fact above links here.
Arrivals · for builders
People leaving Evernote Personal and Professional plans need a new home. Get the playbook for this change, and list your product here.
Listing is free. An editor checks it. Not ranked. Not paid.
One email when we publish a checked change in the category you pick. No account needed.