Evernote Scannable subscription: cost, reviews, how to cancel

• App Store rating4.9★ from 417,915 ratings
• Cheapest subscription$2.99 per week
• Reviews mentioning billing, last 12 months12 of 50 reviews

On this page: what it costs, how to cancel, what reviewers say.

What the data says

• Billing complaints in reviews12 of 50 reviews in the last 12 months mention charges, subscriptions, refunds or cancelling (24%)
• Not updated in 12+ monthsLast update 672 days ago
• Free trial converts to a paid plan7 days free trial, then $2.99 per week

What Evernote Scannable costs

Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $2.99 per week.

• Weekly Plan with Free Trial7 days free trial, then renews every week$2.99
• Weekly PlanRenews every week, no trial$2.99
• Yearly with Free Trial7 days free trial, then renews every year$49.99
• Yearly SubscriptionRenews every year, no trial$49.99

How to cancel Evernote Scannable

1. Open Settings on your iPhone and tap your name at the top.
2. Tap Subscriptions.
3. Select Evernote Scannable (listed under a plan name such as Weekly Plan with Free Trial).
4. Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm. You keep access until the end of the paid period.

If the app is not in that list, it was not billed through Apple. Cancel it with the developer instead: support page or website.

Charged after cancelling or during a trial? Request a refund at reportaproblem.apple.com within 90 days.

What reviewers say

Reported bugs

Cropping and edge detection issues; Scans sometimes fail to save or upload; App resets settings and tutorial on every launch.

Recent one-star reviews

Unusable and I don’t understand this appScannable doesn’t let you scan anymore. It’s just stuck on the phone unless you pay for pro.

Not freeIf you want to actually use the tool, you have to download and pay for another app!

Used to be amazing but now you need to payI used to love this app and it carried me through college, but now you have to pay money to do anything but send it to Evernote (which is another headache), and you can’t even email yourself the scans unless you pay per month. For the amount of scanning apps out there, there’s no reason why anyone s…

Recent five-star reviews

ReviewEasy to use for beginner

GWCanadaIt is the best phone scanner that I’ve ever used and I’ve used it for a long time and it is 100% reliable can’t say enough good things it’s great

Something went wrong errorIt is showing Something went wrong error while opening even after app deletion and phone restart. Please help and look into. This app is great though. Using it since many years

About the developer

Evernote Corporation has published on the App Store since Apr 16, 2010: 6 app(s), 2 of them no longer in the store.

• Evernote: AI Notes & Notebook4.4★
• Penultimate4.0★
• Skitch - Snap. Mark Up. Send.4.3★
• Paper: Sketch, Draw & Create4.6★
• AI Transcribe by Evernote

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Also similar: Scannable app: Fast Scanner (1.0★), Wepa Print (1.6★), Pharos Print (1.3★), Handwriting to Text PenToPrint (4.4★)

Questions people ask

How much does Evernote Scannable cost?

Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $2.99 per week.

How do I cancel Evernote Scannable?

On your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, select Evernote Scannable and tap Cancel Subscription. You keep access until the end of the paid period.

Does Evernote Scannable have a free trial?

Yes: Weekly Plan with Free Trial offers a 7 days free trial, then $2.99 per week.

Is Evernote Scannable free to use?

Yes, Evernote Scannable is free to download and use. While the app itself is free, it does have in-app purchases and advertisements.

Evernote Scannable in one paragraph

Evernote Scannable by Evernote Corporation is a Productivity app for iPhone. Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $2.99 per week across 4 plan(s). App Store rating 4.9 from 417,915 ratings. 12 of 50 reviews in the last 12 months mention charges, subscriptions, refunds or cancelling (24%). The developer has 6 app(s) on the App Store, 2 no longer listed. Cancel through Settings › Subscriptions on the iPhone. Data verified Oct 23, 2026 by AppsLupa.

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