That said, Evernote’s paid versions offer greater functionality through apps and add-ons. Winner: All three note-taking platforms have free options, so we can’t ding any of the contenders for being overpriced. Evernote for Business gives IT admins oversight and control, with additional collaboration options, for $120 per user per year. You also get faster performance, better security, and deeper search capabilities.
The data cap of the Premium upgrade ($5 per month or $45 per year) jumps to 1GB of bandwidth each month. The Office version provides additional features, such as the ability to clip screenshots or “print” documents directly to OneNote.Įvernote is free for up to 60MB per month of data. You can use OneNote for free as a Web app through Microsoft SkyDrive, and on Windows Phone, Android, or iOS. As a stand-alone product, OneNote 2013 costs $70. OneNote is available as part of a Microsoft Office 365 subscription, starting at $100 per year per home user. It also comes bundled within Office desktop suites starting at $140.
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