The nearly three-year-old startup now has 424,736 paying users -- premium plans cost $5 per month. Seventy-five percent of its users are accessing Evernote on two or more platforms: 46% use Evernote on two devices, 18% use it on three devices, 7% use it on four devices and 4% are using the note-taking apps on five or more devices.
"Ten million users seemed like an inconceivable number when we were getting ready to launch the service into open beta less than three years ago," founder and CEO Phil Libin says. "Well, it wasn’t literally inconceivable; we actually put it on business plans and investor pitch decks and everything."
Evernote has been undergoing a social makeover recently, adding Facebook and Twitter sharing capabilities to its web, Mac, Windows and Android apps. The startup most recently updated its Chrome browser extension with improved article clipping technology.
