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When I can easily replace it with apps that range from free to $10 outright (no subscription), then yes, eternal fees are outrageous. You can try to make me seem unreasonable by breaking it down to a monthly increment, but it's still three and a half times as much as the most expensive replacement I'm considering, and after two years it will have cost seven times as much.
Sound's like you're good to go then!
As much as I love Apple's Notes, for me it's worth the money. I've got three books going at present, one of which has a co-author.
Evernote works well for us in terms of syncing and communicating with each other, as part of a work flow that includes DropBox and Scrivener.
That's a large part of why it's worth it to me, though I confess I had to really think about pros and cons.
There are things that I find annoying about EverNote, but not so annoying that I'm going to bail.
I think Microsoft One Note, especially for Windows users with smart phones and/ or tablets, and Apple's Notes.app for macOS users will be absolutely fine for many EverNote users.
I also suspect we'll see some corporate/work place EverNote users moving to Trello and Slack, and away from EverNote.