Well, all users can export notes as PDF but only those on the Professional tier and above can export notebooks. You also now have Google Calendar integration for a primary account (Personal) and for personal and work Google accounts (Professional).Įvernote has also added some requested features like Linux support (now in beta), Boolean search refinement (for Professional tier), and exporting notes and notebooks as PDF files. Now it’s available for Personal users (adding due dates and reminders), Professional (for assigning tasks to other Evernote users), and of course Teams.
Tasks was introduced a few weeks ago but only as an Early Access feature. The new features that Evernote is introducing will not be available for all as you will have to be in one of the paying tiers to access them. It’s also the most expensive at $14.99 per user per month. Lastly, Evernote Business is now Evernote Teams and is meant for collaboration among team members. Evernote Professional is for the higher-end power user with more features of course at $9.99 per month. Evernote Premium is now Evernote Personal and is still the most affordable of their plans at $7.99 per month. Evernote Basic is now known as Evernote Free but it’s still the same 60MB monthly upload restriction and maximum 25MB note size plus synchronization on two devices only. Basically, there are now four plans for Evernote users.
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