Is there a trial for Evernote Premium?

[gashton34 2]

I'm wondering if the premium version might be better suited to my needs. Is there a free trial option? Or is it a case of purchasing it for a year and trying it out for myself?

Thanks.

[gazumped 7,718]

Hi.  The free trial for Premium is the Free version - Premium has higher limits and added OCR and indexing capabilities - https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/74832-subscription-comparison-chart-limits-article/?p=322341

[gashton34 2]

OK thanks.

[Frank.dg 1,384]

I'm wondering if the premium version might be better suited to my needs. Is there a free trial option? Or is it a case of purchasing it for a year and trying it out for myself?

Thanks.

 

You might want to purchase it for a  month to try it out (not necessarily a whole year). However, for the most part, it's more of  a practical upgrade for the practical features that @Gazumped mentioned. One doesn't necessarily need to take these for a test drive to know that they do what you imagine they can do. Although I think the "Context" thing might be a little hyped up for now... so don't pin your hopes on what you imagine it can do  

 

 

Hi.  The free trial for Premium is the Free version...

 

No truer words 

[Nancy M 160]

You can also get free Premium by refering a friend to Evernote. https://www.evernote.com/referral/Invite.action

[Angelique 0]

Is there currently a free trial for Premium? I'm a grad student if that helps with offers and such. I'm starting my literature review for a dissertation and trying to figure out the best way to manage my articles. If I go with Evernote, I probably won't ever leave. 

[gazumped 7,718]

On 30/06/2016 at 8:06 PM, Angelique said:

Is there currently a free trial for Premium? I'm a grad student if that helps with offers and such. I'm starting my literature review for a dissertation and trying to figure out the best way to manage my articles. If I go with Evernote, I probably won't ever leave. 

 

[DTLow 4,978]

On June 30, 2016 at 0:06 PM, Angelique said:

Is there currently a free trial for Premium? I'm a grad student if that helps with offers and such. I'm starting my literature review for a dissertation and trying to figure out the best way to manage my articles. If I go with Evernote, I probably won't ever leave. 

As @gazumped said, you can sign up for the free Basic account.

You can also upgrade to Premium for a month to try it out.

You should realize this question has already been asked and answered in this discussion