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Evernote is a cross‑platform note‑taking and organization service that lets users create, store, and sync notes, images, voice memos and attachments across devices. Plans range from a free tier with basic limits to paid subscriptions that add more storage, devices and advanced features.
When you cancel a paid Evernote subscription directly via the website, the subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period. After that date your account reverts to Evernote Free: paid features stop, and any data remains tied to your account but will be subject to Free limits (for example, you may not be able to create new notes if you exceed Free‑plan limits such as the noted threshold of 50 in some legacy examples). Existing notes and attachments remain accessible for download or export.
For subscriptions billed through Apple or Google, cancellation via those stores stops future renewals according to the store’s process; billing and access are governed by the store’s timing and Evernote’s account limits.
Evernote’s stated refund policy for direct (credit card/PayPal/SEPA) payments is: monthly subscriptions - refunds may be available if requested within 20 days of the payment date; annual subscriptions - refunds may be available if requested within 60 days of the payment date. Requests outside those windows are typically not covered by Evernote’s published policy.
Payments made via third‑party app stores (Apple App Store or Google Play) are generally handled by those stores. Evernote may be unable to issue refunds for store‑processed payments; you should request refunds through Apple or Google Play support in those cases. For direct payments, submit a refund request via Evernote’s Accounts and Subscriptions contact options (select “I’d like to request a refund”).
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal (legacy) | C$17.99 | Monthly | Legacy Personal plan (2024 - mid‑2025) |
| Personal (legacy) | C$159.99 | Annual | Legacy Personal plan (2024 - mid‑2025) |
| Professional (legacy) | C$22.49 | Monthly | Legacy Professional plan (2024 - mid‑2025) |
| Professional (legacy) | C$209.99 | Annual | Legacy Professional plan (2024 - mid‑2025) |
| Starter (new) | C$17.99 | Monthly | From mid‑2025: up to 1,000 notes, 20 notebooks, 3 devices, 1 GB storage |
| Starter (new) | C$124.90 | Annual | From mid‑2025 |
| Advanced (new) | C$30.99 | Monthly | From mid‑2025: unlimited notes, notebooks, devices, storage |
| Advanced (new) | C$309.99 | Annual | From mid‑2025 |
Canadian consumers retain statutory rights under federal and provincial consumer protection laws. Evernote’s published refund windows (20 days for monthly, 60 days for annual refunds for individual paid services) are the company’s stated policy; where local law provides greater protections, those statutory rights still apply. If you believe Evernote has violated a statutory right or misrepresented refund terms, you may raise the issue with provincial consumer protection agencies or federal consumer services. For guidance on local rights, consult official Government of Canada consumer resources.
Users report a mix of experiences. Positive feedback highlights Evernote’s reliability as a digital notebook, fast synchronization, offline access and robust note‑taking features including voice, photo and handwritten note support, and useful integrations for teams. Negative reports emphasize difficulties cancelling in some cases, frustration with support response times, problems with third‑party store billing (Apple/Google), unexpected charges, and aggressive upselling or plan changes. Community posts note that cancellations through app stores sometimes require extra steps and that follow‑up may be needed to confirm refunds or stop renewals.
Many cancellation problems arise from attempting to cancel in the wrong place: if you subscribed through Apple or Google Play, canceling in Evernote Web will not stop store billings. Another common mistake is not confirming the cancellation flow - follow the Account Settings → Billing prompts to the final confirmation screen and save any confirmation message or email. Users also sometimes miss the refund window: requests submitted after 20 days (monthly) or 60 days (annual) may be denied under Evernote’s policy. Finally, relying only on verbal confirmation or screenshots without saving invoices, transaction IDs or return receipts reduces leverage if you need to escalate.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Credit Card / PayPal / SEPA) | Direct refunds possible: monthly requests within 20 days; annual within 60 days (subject to review). | Low - cancel in Account Settings → Billing; submit refund request via Evernote contact if eligible. |
| Web (Personal / Professional / legacy) | Same direct refund windows apply; subscription active until end of billing cycle. | Low - use the account Billing cancellation flow; keep confirmation. |
| Apple App Store | Refunds handled by Apple; contact Apple Support / App Store for refunds. | Higher - must use Apple’s processes; Evernote cannot cancel or refund on your behalf. |
| Google Play | Refunds handled by Google Play; contact Google Play support for refunds. | Higher - must use Google Play’s processes; Evernote cannot cancel or refund on your behalf. |
| Registered post to Evernote corporate address | Refund eligibility follows Evernote’s published policy; refunds must be requested through the appropriate support channel. | Moderate - provides written proof of cancellation but you should still confirm via Account Settings and support. |
After you cancel, verify the Billing page in your Evernote account to confirm the subscription end date and save any cancellation confirmation. If you requested a refund, monitor your payment method for the refund and keep correspondence. For help or to submit a refund request for direct payments, use Evernote support pages or the contact form. For App Store or Google Play subscriptions and refunds, use Apple or Google Play support channels.
Helpful links (general): Evernote Help Center: https://help.evernote.com; Evernote support requests: Submit a request; Apple Support: https://support.apple.com; Google Play Help: https://support.google.com/googleplay; Government of Canada consumer information: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/business/trade/consumer-protection.html.
Primary address for written (registered post) cancellation:
Evernote Corporation
4231 Balboa Avenue, #1008
San Diego, CA 92117
United States
If you prefer alternative contact addresses or updated mailing details, check Evernote’s official site or the Help Center for current corporate contact information before sending.
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Written by Amelia Clark
Digital-law graduate · 4 years experience
Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 4 years.