I just saw Evernote share this on Twitter. Premium memberships for Evernote, Pocket, Wunderlist, Lastpass that last a year. Usually $185+ apparently. As a pretty heavy user of all of those services, I decided to pick up the pack and go premium. I couldn't see a PayPal option, only a credit card option to purchase. All the bundle needed was Xmarks premium and I'd be set!
More info:
Pocket Premium
One-Year Subscription (Valued at $44.99/year)
Pocket lets you save articles, videos, and web pages to view anytime, anywhere. Pocket Premium takes your productivity to the next level with powerful features designed to let you do more with the content you save.Evernote Premium
One-Year Subscription (Valued at $45.00/year)
Evernote Premium is built around your core daily tasks of writing, collecting information, and presenting your ideas. It’s the modern way professionals get work done.Wunderlist Pro
One-Year Subscription (Valued at $49.99/year)
Wunderlist is the easiest way to get stuff done. Whether you’re organizing your work, sharing a shopping list with a loved one or planning an overseas adventure, Wunderlist is here to help you accomplish more.LastPass Premium
One-Year Subscription (Valued at $12/year)
Remember your passwords, login to websites without typing, and organize your online life with LastPass. And with LastPass Premium, you can sync to all your computers and mobile devices, easily share logins, and access additional security features.New York Times Digital Subscription
Free Trial of 8-Week Subscription
Enjoy eight weeks of free unlimited access to nytimes.com and NYTimes smartphone apps. Enjoy catching up on global and national news as well as exclusive videos, multimedia, blogs and so much more.
Regarding Lastpass, don't forget to get your free 6 Months of Premium with an .EDU email
If you haven't tried Lastpass or Evernote yet, if you sign up with my referral link, lastpass, & Evernote, we both get an extra month of premium for free :)
So how much would you be paying to keep this going next year?
~ $150 per year not counting the NYT subscription
I'd rather not take the lock-in drug.
Having said that, if you're already using their stuff this is a great deal at more than 2/3 off!