TiberiumFree Evernote alternative: what to look for before you switch
A free notes app is only worth anything if the free tier is actually usable. Too many free Evernote alternatives feel like trial software — capped at a handful of notes, a handful of devices, or a tiny amount of storage. Tiberium is built differently: the free tier is meant to be lived in, not outgrown in a week.
What to look for
- ✓ Unlimited notes on the free tier, not capped at 50 or 100
- ✓ Search across every note, not just recent ones
- ✓ Folders and tags included for free
- ✓ Templates included for free
- ✓ Public sharing without watermarks
- ✓ Honest pricing page — no surprises six months in
What a real free tier looks like
When you compare free plans, look past the headline and read the limits. The trap with most legacy note apps is a free tier that works for a month, then quietly pushes you into a paid plan the moment your library grows.
Tiberium keeps the free experience honest. You can write, organize, search, and publish notes without paying. The paid tier exists for people who want extras like creator-style monetization on published pages — not for the basics.
Free vs paid: what is actually different
On the free tier you get the full notes app: unlimited notes, folders, tags, templates, search, and the ability to publish public note pages. The paid tier adds the monetization features for people who use their notes as a publishing surface.
Things to ignore when comparing free notes apps
Storage in megabytes is rarely the right number to compare — text is tiny. Number of devices is rarely a meaningful limit on a browser-based app. Ignore the marketing language and focus on whether the free tier handles your real workflow.
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Sign up for TiberiumFrequently asked questions
Is Tiberium really free?
Yes. You can create a free account and use the core notes app without paying. There is no credit card required to start.
What is in the paid tier?
The paid tier focuses on extras like creator monetization on published note pages. The everyday note-taking features are free.
Will the free tier get worse over time?
Our plan is the opposite — keep the free tier strong so people can build a real workspace inside it. Pricing changes will be announced clearly, never hidden.
Is there an ad-supported version?
No. The free tier is not ad-supported.