Would love to see this, too. I only need 100GB or so - and I can't justify paying 9.99 a month per year or 11.99 month-by-month for 2TB of storage that I do not need at all.
It must be possible to offer smaller plans for personal, single-user use at competitive prices, right? I mean, Dropbox is one of the biggest players in this business...
Well Google just told everyone from next June everyone apart from Pixel owners will lose the free high quality storage and it'll go into regular storage - so if DB can't pull something out their arse with 8 months notice to compete - then you have to wonder if they are all dead or something
I really hate the philosophy that subscription-based companys take these days, trying to extract at least $10/month out of each user. I would gladly pay $3-$4/month for a smaller amount of storage (100GB is more than enough), but I don't want to pay $10/month (£8/month UK). It is simply too much for a lot of space I don't need.
My Dell 20GB trial expires tomorrow. I went to look at pricing and there is nothing that matches in size. I am using less than 4GB and do not need TB's. I currently pay for Google Drive and have 200GB for $1.99/month. This is much more reasonable for me. I think Dropbox should at least offer something to match the free trial.
I love Dropbox. Do not mind having to pay for it. However the basic plan is 12 months times 15 or 16 dollars per month. 180$ plus per year cuts. The current plans r an awesome deal if I need all the storage. Not all non professional users need the awesome room currently provided. Could a plan between basic and free be offered at say between 6 or 8 $ per month. Dropbox is a tremendous product and the free is superior to any other app. Just asking. Maybe room for more mkt for Dropbox if they look at one more option for not so hungry data users that would like more storage than current plan.
Can you add any individual plan in between to basic plan and 2tb plan. Something like 100GB, 500GB and 1TB. Cause most of the people wants to keep more important data in cloud storage.