No company is going to make changes to its pricing simply because of complaints on the internet. If I may make a suggestion, it's ultimately a waste of time to poll users of a product or service to ask if they feel the price is fair or not. I would add my opinion except I think you get the message. However, there is certainly no need to do so until the $45 a year feels like it is worth it for your particular use case. If you want Premium, then you can pay for it. That is the difference between it and OneNote or the other software offerings in the days of yore.

I would also like to be able to buy the software and pay for major upgrades if I wanted them.Īctually, Evernote is free. My opinion is that price is too high and I think $20 per year is fair. So if Evernote leaves this up can you tell me if you think price is right or what you think is a reasonable price you would pay for it? It is okay but doesn't come close to Evernote. I have Onenote which came with an old version of Office a few years ago. Then they would ask for more money with major upgrades, which you could get or not. I've bought a lot of software and notice that developers are starting to charge subscriptions in stead of selling the software outright, like they used to do in the good old days. I was curious if it is just me or do others think the price is good, okay or too high? Don't get me wrong, I think every computer should have Evernote on it but the price is steep in my opinion. I was thinking of going for the premium version but $45 PER YEAR is a lot of money.

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