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Will there be a 2 TB option for personal accounts?
I am running out of space with my 1TB drive. Is there an option to get 2TB? I know about Dropbox for business, with 5 Tb, but the price is just not compatible with my needs. It is too big a jump from 1Tb price to minimum of 5 users at $ 15 each.Solved27KViews31likes70Comments
Family plan is too expensive for what it offers
While I would like to have the ability for my wife and I to share a combined account with our own individual logins - it's not worth the extra $80/year, almost doubling the cost for only a limited increase in features. If it came with double the storage I might consider it, but even then I'm not sure I need that much more storage at the moment. Please reconsider the pricing on the family plan as I will never upgrade at anywhere near that price. It makes more sense to just have 2 Plus accounts since it comes with the extra storage. With the amount of competition out there for similar cloud storage, it's getting more difficult to justify the cost of dropbox, so I was really expecting a minimal increase in price, if any at all versus the Plus plan I am currently paying for.15KViews21likes32Comments
Is there a cheaper plan than the Plus plan, that offers more space?
my question is: Is there any plan that is even cheaper than the normal basic plan of 2000 tb? It happens that I want to have more storage space, but the cheapest plan is still quite expensive. Is there an alternative storage plan, which is cheaper?Solved29KViews12likes171Comments
Why can't a single user get an Advanced Account without paying for 3 users?
I'm frustrated with Dropbox plans. I'm a single user who doesn't want to pay for a 3 team plan to gain more storage capacity. Currently I'm in a 5T plan that my account shares jointly with the other institution. The institutions plan was downgraded to a lesser plan. I'm the soul producer of digital material that I share with this institution. I can no long sync my material to the account since its over capacity now. I want to upgrade my account to the Advance Account for unlimited storage. I miss understood the plan pricing. It said a yearly plan was $288 thinking I could handle this pricing. But then it came to checking out it said it would be $864, shock! Then realized it was for three users at that price. Don't advertise single user pricing upfront when you can only get it for the price of $864. No one gives a crap about single user pricing when you can't get single user pricing. Please consider the little guy who is productive and is just single user team! I've loved Dropbox but your plans suck! Any suggestions or possible future plans that are reasonable for the little guy without breaking the bank. Thank You Eric4.1KViews8likes16Comments
Dropbox paid plans way too expensive
Hi there, I've been a Dropbox user more or less from the very beginning and I regret to say that the paid plans are way too expensive for an average user (or a family for that matter): 2 TB for 120,- € per year for a PLUS plan - honestly... I'm pretty much sure that you will get many more paid users if the price plans were more reasonable. Furthermore, Dropbox sends out messages informing that they have "new possibilities" and by the end of the day, it's the same expensive "special offer" as always. Hopefully, this will change. Kind regards, Peter4.7KViews6likes5Comments
I'm unhappy with the recent changes to existing plans
I have been a customer for more than a decade. In that time, competitors have come online, offering more storage, more services (password management, encrypeted email, vpn + storage) and Dropbox has offered less or cut existing offerings (Passwords is the latest example), while increasing subscription price. Dropbox seems to be ceeding to more agile competitors. A shame.74Views5likes1Comment
Plan between Basic and Plus?
Probably not a question for the community, and I probably know the answer - but are there any plans to offer a plan between Basic and Plus? I'm a reasonably light Dropbox user. I'll probably never hit the 2GB limit or even get close to it. I'm not sure I've ever gone over 200MB used except maybe a couple of times, for a few hours. I use it to sync a handful of things between systems - mostly notes, other small things. It's not a lot of traffic (although some things I'm doing lately probably increase the number of API calls I make a good bit) But I've had an account for over a decade, and I do use it periodically. I also understand that nothing is free, and I don't expect it to be. But I also can't justify spending $120/year for Dropbox, especially with other options out there. And those plans aren't for people like me. What I do doesn't cost Dropbox nearly as much. I don't need the 2GB I have let alone 2TB. I would, however, be happy to buy something like a $30/year plan. As an incentive, maybe it'd offer 20GB or something, and another device or two. Maybe I'd use that. And I'd be less worried that my "Free" option will disappear or be throttled at some point. I don't know how big of a market there is for people like me. But surely there's some significant number, and $30/year (or something around there) is much better for Dropbox than $0/year. There's zero chance I'd ever pay $120/year - I'd be way more likely to spend money if there was some plan inbetween.3.9KViews5likes3Comments
