One credit a month plus unlimited access to a large VIP listening library.
- Price
- $14.95 / month (US)
- Free trial
- 30 days, 3 titles on most offers
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Everand review
One fee for audiobooks, ebooks, magazines and sheet music — with soft limits.
By Mara Chen · Tested and updated 20 August 2026 · Scribd
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Pricing at a glance
Everand — cost and free trial
- Free trial
- 30 days
- After the trial
- From $11.99 / month
- Catalogue
- Very large mixed library of books, magazines and documents
- Cancel anytime
- No — access ends with the subscription
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The short version
Best value per hour if you read widely and can live with unpredictable availability.
- How it works
- Subscription — all-you-can-read with throttling
- Price
- From $11.99 / month
- Free trial
- 30 days
- Catalogue
- Very large mixed library of books, magazines and documents
- Do you keep books?
- No — access ends with the subscription
- Offline listening
- Yes, while subscribed
- Devices
- iOS, Android, web
- File restrictions
- DRM-protected
- Where it works
- Worldwide
What we liked
- Audiobooks plus ebooks and magazines in one fee
- Cheapest entry price of the big subscriptions
- Excellent for wide, casual reading
What held it back
- Availability throttling for heavy users
- Nothing is kept after cancelling
- Newest releases often missing
How it felt to use
Everand is the buffet option. For one monthly fee you get audiobooks alongside ebooks, magazines and a sprawling document library, and for mixed readers the value per hour is the best here.
The complication is throttling. Heavy listeners eventually see popular titles hidden until the next cycle, which the service does not explain clearly enough. Treat availability as a moving target, not a catalogue.
Nothing is kept. Cancel and the shelf empties, which makes it a poor fit for anyone building a permanent library.
Best for
- Mixed readers
- Value hunters
- Non-fiction browsers
Our verdict
Great value while you subscribe, with no library to show for it afterwards.
Head to head
Everand or Storytel?
Both are all-you-can-listen with soft limits. Everand adds ebooks and magazines and is available in the US; Storytel has far better non-English catalogues and is not sold in the US.
Other services we tested
The biggest catalogue and the deepest bench of exclusive originals.
- Price
- $14.95 / month (Premium Plus, US)
- Free trial
- 30 days, 1 credit
Same credits, same catalogue — but your money supports an independent bookshop.
- Price
- $14.99 / month (US)
- Free trial
- First month, 1 credit