If you're trying to subscribe to an Evernote paid plan but would like to pay in a different currency than the one you're being shown, please ensure that your geographic area and your credit card are consistent with the preferred currency. If your card is associated with another currency, please use one that supports the preferred currency. We also suggest making sure any VPN is turned off. If you're traveling or have previously used a different currency, be aware that this may also affect what is currently being reflected.
Your subscription currency is stored on your account and can only be changed by Evernote Customer Support. The currency on your account is set when you first subscribe (based on your region) and is used for all future subscriptions on that account. This means cancelling your subscription and resubscribing will not change the currency — if you need it changed, please contact Evernote Customer Support and we can update it for you.
If you already have a subscription paid through a third-party payment processor (PayPal, Apple, Google Play), the currency for those payments is managed by PayPal, Apple, or Google Play directly. Note that this does not change the currency stored on your Evernote account.
IMPORTANT: if you're still unable to see your preferred currency, please note that currency is automatically determined by your region via the IP address of your device. You're welcome to pay via PayPal, Google Play, or Apple as an alternative; if your preferred currency is still unavailable there, we suggest trying to pay in a different one.
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