The 40 percent saving is only available to those who pay the yearly fee in one go, rather than choosing the $7.99 per month option.Īdditionally, as noted by TechCrunch, Evernote has seen the departure of CTO Anirban Kundu, CFO Vincent Toolan, CPO Erik Wrobel and head of HR Michelle Wagner in the last month. Compared to the free option, Premium offers more space, features, and access to notes from any device, including offline. According to an anonymous source, the firm is in a "Death Spiral."Įvernote's yearly Premium subscription price is normally $70 but, for the second time this year, it's being reduced to $42 as part of a limited-time offer. Why it matters: Popular productivity app Evernote looks to be facing troubled waters after the company lost several high-level execs and cut the cost of its annual subscription by almost half.
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