To make up for the price increases, Dropbox is touting new features. Microsoft’s OneDrive offers 1TB for $7 per month and 6TB for $10 per month. Register for your free pass today.īy comparison, Google One offers 2TB for $10 per month, 10TB for $100 per month, 20TB for $200 per month, and 30TB for $300 per month. Join today’s leading executives at the Low-Code/No-Code Summit virtually on November 9. The feature changes are rolling out “over the coming weeks.” On the next billing cycle, they will be charged the new price.

Existing Dropbox Plus subscribers get the new features for the old price until the end of their current billing cycle.

The updated pricing goes into effect today for new Dropbox Plus subscribers. Professional and Business improvements are coming soon at no extra cost. Additionally, Dropbox will be increasing its Business plans from 3TB to 5TB and extended file version history from 120 days to 180 days. The company has also increased the storage for its Professional plan from 2TB to 3TB and added a watermarking feature. Register here.ĭropbox has doubled the storage space for its Plus users from 1TB to 2TB, added Rewind and Smart Sync features, and increased the price from $10 per month to $12 per month. Learn how your company can create applications to automate tasks and generate further efficiencies through low-code/no-code tools on November 9 at the virtual Low-Code/No-Code Summit.

Dropbox cost for 30 users