Software & Productivity

Everand costs $143.88 to $347.88 a year. The per-book maths on all three plans, how it compares with Kindle+, and who should use Libby instead.

Photo storage runs $11.88 to $132 a year, and unlimited costs less than 2TB. Verified prices: Google, Apple, Microsoft, Flickr, and Prime.

Headspace is $69.99 a year, Calm lists $79.99. Annual vs monthly break-even, family plans per person, Calm’s $499.99 lifetime deal, and who should skip.

LinkedIn Premium Career is $39.99 a month or $239.88 a year. The six-month break-even, the cost per InMail, and who should stay on the free plan.

Photoshop is $275.88 a year; Pixelmator Pro is $49.99 once. Break-even months for five subscriptions that have a one-time alternative.

Google AI Plus is $4.99 a month with 400GB, or $59.88 a year. Google sells a second AI Plus at $9.99. Which one, if either, is worth it.

Dropbox Plus is $119.88 a year for 2TB and one person. What it costs against Google, Apple and Microsoft 365, and who should stay on the free plan.

Canva Pro is $144 a year or $18 a month. What it adds over Free, when monthly billing beats annual, and who should stay on the free plan.

ChatGPT Go is $8 a month and Plus is $20, so they’re $144 a year apart. What Plus adds, what it doesn’t, and who should stay on Free.

Grammarly Pro is $12 a month only if you pay $144 upfront. Monthly it’s $30. The break-even maths and who should stay on the free plan.

Paid password managers run $19.80 to $65.04 a year for one person. Five-year costs from each company’s own pricing page, and when free is enough.

iCloud+ starts at $11.88 a year and every privacy feature is in that tier. What each step up costs, when Apple One wins, and who should pay nothing.