What is Everand used for?

Everand is a reading and listening subscription covering ebooks, audiobooks, magazines and documents; it was formerly called Scribd. It is a good fit for reading and listening on one subscription, and accessing magazines and documents alongside books.

How much does Everand cost?

Everand is a paid product with no free plan. 30-day free trial, then from $11.99 per month; three plans are offered and are shown on the vendor's pricing section.

Is Everand open source?

No. Everand is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Everand include Calibre-Web, Audiobookshelf and Grimmory.

What are some alternatives to Everand?

Everand competes with Audible, Storytel and Spotify. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Everand alternatives.

Everand: features, pricing and alternatives

About Everand

Everand is a subscription reading and listening service that used to be called Scribd. Members get access to ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, podcasts and documents through apps for iPhone, Android and iPad and through the web, with thousands of new titles added every month.

The site offers a 30-day free trial and lists prices from $11.99 per month after the trial, with three plans tailored to different reading and listening needs, including a Standard plan and a Plus plan marked most popular. Plans include a number of monthly unlocks for premium titles, and Everand Originals are produced for subscribers.

Everand is a proprietary, hosted consumer service rather than software you run yourself. Cancellation is possible at any time during or after the trial, and the detailed plan terms are shown in the pricing section of its site.

Key features

Ebooks and audiobooks in one subscription
Magazines, podcasts and documents
Apps for iPhone, Android, iPad and web
Everand Originals content
30-day free trial

Good fit for

→Reading and listening on one subscription
→Accessing magazines and documents alongside books

Tags: ebooks; audiobooks; magazines; subscription; scribd; reading; entertainment

Everand: questions and answers

What is Everand used for?: Everand is a reading and listening subscription covering ebooks, audiobooks, magazines and documents; it was formerly called Scribd. It is a good fit for reading and listening on one subscription, and accessing magazines and documents alongside books.
How much does Everand cost?: Everand is a paid product with no free plan. 30-day free trial, then from $11.99 per month; three plans are offered and are shown on the vendor's pricing section.
Is Everand open source?: No. Everand is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Everand include Calibre-Web, Audiobookshelf and Grimmory.
What are some alternatives to Everand?: Everand competes with Audible, Storytel and Spotify. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Everand alternatives.