-
I am not seeing any selfhosted pricing at https://standardnotes.com/plans . Does anyone else have more information ?
-
@girish I managed to find the info at https://standardnotes.com/help/self-hosting/subscriptions
-
@fbartels Couldn't find any real pricing there (but just read it quickly...). https://github.com/standardnotes/forum/issues/2427 suggests it's 39$/yr.
-
@girish yes, to see the actual price its still a few more clicks from that page. but 39€ is what i found as well.
-
@girish yes, to see the actual price its still a few more clicks from that page. but 39€ is what i found as well.
In the reddit thread mentioned above, I find it also interesting to consider the SN Dev answer (scroll way down..). In his/her/theirs answer is mentioned, amongst other things, the self hosting cost of 39$/year too.
Some interesting points made from "both sides" when taken objectively.Edit: @girish beat me to it....
-
For what it’s worth, I’ve been happy with Joplin over the past year with plug-ins and a good theme. I’m sure other solutions are more polished, but at least you own your data, it’s open source, and Cloudron has the sync server in the app store. Hopefully those first two points remain true moving forward.
-
G GregY referenced this topic on
-
There is more details now on licensing for self hosted version:
https://standardnotes.com/help/48/can-i-use-extensions-with-a-self-hosted-server -
From the site:
To purchase an offline subscription for your self-hosted server: Open standardnotes.com/purchase/offline Complete the purchase process to receive an offline features code via email Once you receive the code, open the Standard Notes web or desktop app, then open Preferences > General > Advanced Settings Paste in the code in the Activate Offline Subscription section Activate a server-side subscription on your self-hosted server
Standard Notes on totally different level. is cleaner, more simpler, more functionalities! must implement to cloudron!