Can we have different plans / price points / data combinations / plan sizes?

[Michel L.]

Hi, I find limited in the choices of subscription plans. Basic/free and Pro/110$

I'd gladly pay something like 25$ a year for 50GB and a 2 users family plan.

Considering iCloud have a 12$ plan for 20 GB and 48$ for 200GB, that seems reasonable..

[Chema Sanz]

Hola Amigos, yo soy usuario de su plataforma, mu sugerencia seria, ofrecer planes mas pequeños de almacenamiento, se me ocurre que con 100 a 250 GB podria funcionar, en mi caso solo guardo informacion mmuy especifica y adquirir un plan de 2TB se me hace demasiado, Saludos.

[janol]

Hi.

2000 gb plan is way to much for me. I only need about 500 gb the most.

Can you come up with more plans?

Kind regards

[envole]

@Michael G.134 

£120 year for 2TB - plus services - seems okay to me.

But 99% of the Dropbox users don't need that size of space. Dropbox lose a lot of revenue. Better plans of 10GB / 20GB / 50GB / 100Gb / etc and even 1TB would have made Dropbox #1 by now, with a share price of $100 and a market cap > $100B !

[Richie2020]

I beleive Drobox don't want any Small Businesses otherwise they would have smaller plans availabel.

They pushing smaller customers away to OneDrive & Google.

Im sure they have software to look into each customers plan and see how much space they have.

Like others i am now given them a extra yeas to come up with smaller plans 500GB/1TB/TB and add ons packages of 100GB within each Plan.

They haven't done this so i will be Downgrading

[charliepd]

Hy,

I am a satisfied user of dropbox, but I would be really happy if there was an intermediate tariff profile between the free and the plus that, at a cost of $ 50 per year, provided a storage space of about 700 GB and the possibility of configuring up to 5 or 6 devices. It would be really perfect and at a sustainable cost for all those who do not have great needs.

[JJools]

Especially during Covid, I can't afford $120 a year for over four times more space than I'll use in a lifetime.
Please offer a $30/year 500GB plan.

[Rellwood]

Hey!

Whomever is in charge of pricing needs to understand some things"

1) Most people do NOT need 2TB backup if they aren't using it for Business or have only a few devices.

2) People who are on low or fixed income cannot afford Dropbox.

3)Most everyone already is used to Dropbox, has it on their phones, computers and tablets, changing services is not a palatable option for many.

4) Dropbox is TOO EXPENSIVE if a user is only using 200 - 300 GB average

5) Dropbox isn't just syncing and never has been treated as such.  We all use it as a backup.  It's easy, its familiar, and we trust that you aren't going to be looking at our stuff and reporting back to others.

6) You guys need to set pricing tiers based on useage and not just a set amount for 2TB a year.  Perhaps special pricing for those low income, fixed income or people using it for small items.

Suggestion:

$1.99 a month for every 250GB

Keep all the same features of sync and rewind.  Just allow us to afford it.

[sonxuannguyen2k]

Dear Dropbox 

I really prefer Dropbox rather than One Drive and Google Drive due to some of its superb built-in features that no other cloud storage ever has. Dropbox is the only reason I abandon the cloud storages provided by Microsoft & Google. Your app is the best cloud storage as well as Word/PDF file reader on mobile devices.

The Dropbox Plus plan 2TB is too much for me and I don't really need the Showcase feature, I only need for about 100GB and the ability to use Dropbox on 4 devices at once (the limit is 3 in the Basic plan). Please consider my suggessted strategic pricing plan to win both GoogleDrive & OneDrive, you just need to do one more thing to surpass them.

$1.99/month - 100GB pricing plan from OneDrive 

 $1.99/month - 100GB pricing plan from Google Drive :

 

[Mortuza Morshed]

Dropbox upgrade pricing plans starts from 2 TB which is seems costly to many interested users comparative to Google and Microsoft cloud drive storage pricing plans. Google also offer 100 GB and 200 GB cloud storage with economic pricing plan which meets the need and affordable for many users. There are also many interested users who are very much comfortable with dropbox but looking for rather an smaller storage and affordable economic upgrading pricing plan. So dropbox may think about offering smaller and economic pricing plans which will match the need of many users.

[Matthew_w]

I want to give Dropbox money, in exchange for services. Please, offer a smaller plan. $3/month for 250gb and unlimited devices? I don’t want the password management service, increased Office integration, etc. I just want storage and seamless syncing.