I have a Dropbox Plus account and was surprised to see the email Saturday about the price increase. – Google One: Google One subscriptions offer 15 GB of free storage, 100 GB for $1.99 a month and 200 GB for $2.99 a month for Google accounts. It also offers additional storage for Office 365 Personal and Home subscribers and separate plans for Business users. – OneDrive: For personal use, One Drive offers a free plan with 5 GB of storage and a 50 GB of storage for $1.99 a month. Heres how Dropboxs competitors compare in terms of price and storage capabilities: Heres a comparison between the Plus and Professional subscription plans:ĭropbox also offers plans for teams, starting at $12.50 per user per month. Changes to the Professional and Business subscriptions were made at no additional cost. Their storage will increase from 3 TB to 5 TB and file version history will be extended from 120 days to 180 days. When they do, other viewers of the document will see the originators name and date on JPEG, BMP, PNG and PDF files, as shown in the example below.īusiness plan subscribers will see changes too.

With the watermark feature, a document originator remains in control of the document and can choose to enable watermarking. In addition to these changes, Dropbox has made changes to its Professional plan, increasing storage from 2 TB to 3 TB and adding a watermark feature. – Rewind: Roll back accidental changes, such as deleting a file or undoing edits, for up to 30 days.

Venture Beat reports this feature isnt new, but the Smart Sync feature is now automatic if you select the auto space saving feature. – Smart Sync: With this feature, out-of-date files can be moved off the users hard drive and into their Dropbox Plus account.

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