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we approached Dropbox for pro-rated refund, they said our annual service fee paid 30 days before was totally unrefundable, we're actually discontinuing

When changing from different pricing levels, your account is in a frozen state and cannot resume the previous

OneDrive was far too expensive for us to continue to use. We also experienced issues with file uploads … uploading correctly, leading to lost files. We selected Dropbox for the value the service provides and have experienced no issues with file uploads to

scientific research generates a lot of data. Finding it in lab books can cost a lot of time. I store all my scientific data in Dropbox and Dropbox paper

Suddenly Google Drive increased its prices on a similar range to Dropbox. Google Drive has some inconvenient limitations

opinon. We have not tried to sync our photo library with Dropbox but the cost of file storage seems to be prohibitive.

exceptional file syncing capabilities, though its limited free storage and higher pricing are drawbacks. I appreciate its robust version control, but I find it less

suited because it has poor storage limits for free users, comparatively expensive paid subscriptions, security weaknesses, and a limited search function … operating system Automatic file backup and synchronization Comparatively expensive paid subscriptions

pictures Make it easier to share with people not on the account Make it more cost-effective for people without full access

budget, Dropbox's pricing, especially as data storage needs increase, can be a concern. It may be less appropriate for those seeking more cost-effective alternatives … on our business objectives has been overwhelmingly positive, with tangible cost savings and productivity gains. … user-friendliness, cross-platform compatibility, collaboratio…

really fast. It is value for money for businesses. However, for personal use, one drive is much cheaper and therefore more affordable for personal use. … is value for money and quite convenient. Share … Pricing for

Pricing is way too high. Syncing is janky. More features around collaboration and … large files, retaining large files, and collaborating on them - but it is expensive, and I am about to look for alternatives.

Cost - We don't have to maintain servers (we are very small company) My senior

Price to add more users Login Screen is sometimes hard to find

Fee is high Could be a bit easier to use Not sure what else … The app is fantastic. It does everything I need it to. I wish the yearly fee wasn't over $500. … Dropbox is superior to PhotoShelter but PS is much lower cost.

Dropbox is a user-friendly and reliable product to do this and offers affordable large-scale storage that allows us to share files within our team and

The annual fees are discounted but monthly payments seem to have been a better choice since we've downsized. There are no additional fees for the storage

Faster download More space Cheaper

For large teams, it gets very expensive but the storage doesn't grow. For smaller teams, it can be a cost effective way to share files.

Dropbox but other application don't provide us this option. Dropbox is also cost iffective then OneDrive and other softwares available in market. we prefer

having multiple images of buildings which can't be stored in Appian in a cost-effective manner, therefore, we are using Dropbox for large-sized document … check, not secure enough. If we compare it with other tools, its a bit expensive Not having multiple options to filter down the search. … More disk storage required, everything is han…

Waiting for files to download could cause a delay which could literally cost us the job.

More free storage space More affordable memberships Have files update automatically without having to refresh

We use it to share pricing and marketing material on developments between the team, for EDMs (electronic direct mail) and clients, and given we work from

Integrations with thousands of applications. Fast upload speeds. Cons: Mildly Expensive, can be overly complex for notice IT users.