This version can sync across an unlimited devices, has a 10GB. Next up is the Personal plan, which costs 8.99 per month. 'The price change does not affect our users in India, and they will continue to enjoy the same local pricing at discounted rates announced in March, this year,' says the firm. Evernote offers deals if you opt for an annual plan instead of monthly. The Premium and Plus users will continue to pay Rs 1500 and Rs 850 per year respectively. For now there are no plans to bump up the price for paid users in India. Although Evernote has announced a price rise for its Premium and Plus users, the company says its prices in India will stay the same. As for the raised price tiers, Evernote says that bringing new features on the note making app over time requires “significant investment of energy, time, and money.” This raised price tier would help the company “make that investment and, in return, to reap the benefits that result.” In India, the Evernote Basic stays free with limited features and device limit of two. On the brighter side, they get the ability to add passcode lock in mobile apps, something that was limited to paid users until now.

Free user would now have to settle for a lower 60MB of cloud space, which can only include few notes, images and couple of videos maybe.

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