How much does Dropbox cost in 2026?
Dropbox's cheapest paid plan is Plus at $11.99/month, or $9.99/month billed annually (17% off). The full tier structure runs from Free through Enterprise at $30/month across 6 plans. Dropbox sits in the Storage & File Management category, where SaaS Price Hub tracks 8 tools with verified pricing. Verified against Dropbox's pricing page.
⏱ Verified 12 days ago — this page pulls live from our directory and updates within 24 hours of any tracked price change.
Does Dropbox have a free plan?
Yes. Dropbox offers a permanent free plan covering 2GB free personal. Paid plans start at $11.99/month.
What are all the Dropbox pricing tiers?
Dropbox publishes 6 plans:
- •Basic: free — 2GB free personal
- •Plus: $11.99/month ($9.99/month billed annually) — 2TB personal storage
- •Professional: $24.99/month ($19.99/month billed annually) — 3TB personal storage, advanced sharing controls, full-text search, watermarking (single-user Pro plan)
- •Standard (Business): $18/month ($15/month billed annually) — 9TB pooled, 3+ users min
- •Advanced (Business): $30/month ($24/month billed annually) — unlimited storage + admin controls
- •Enterprise: custom quote — dedicated support + custom SLA
Is Dropbox priced per seat, per usage, or hybrid?
Dropbox is priced per seat (Per Seat), with users as the limit that drives cost.
How often does Dropbox change its pricing?
SaaS Price Hub has recorded no tracked list-price change for Dropbox in the last 12 months. Prices are re-checked against the vendor daily and any move is logged.
Full Dropbox price historyWhere can I find Dropbox's official pricing page?
Dropbox publishes its own pricing at dropbox.com/plans.
Dropbox official pricing pageQuick facts about Dropbox pricing
- Pricing model
- Per Seat
- Key limit metric
- Users
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- 30 days
- Enterprise pricing
- Available (custom quote)
- Native currency
- USD
- Category
- Storage & File Management
Who is Dropbox best for?
In other words, Dropbox Business is worth it for teams (3-500 people) that need reliable file sync + share links + basic collaboration — particularly if Adobe/Creative Cloud file sizes are core to your workflow. Standard covers core team sync; Advanced adds compliance and unlimited storage. Very easy for anyone (drag-and-drop is the whole point). Native integrations with Slack, Zoom, Microsoft 365, and 400+ apps. Downside: gets pricier per user than Google Drive (bundled in Workspace) or OneDrive (bundled in Microsoft 365), and Dash/AI features feel bolted-on rather than integrated.
What is Dropbox not for?
Already in Google Workspace or Microsoft 365? Drive or OneDrive are bundled free. Just want cheap unlimited backup? Backblaze Personal or pCloud (lifetime deals).
Dropbox plans
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Key limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 0 | 0 | 2GB free personal |
| Plus | 11.99 | 9.99 | 2TB personal storage |
| Professional | 24.99 | 19.99 | 3TB personal storage, advanced sharing controls, full-text search, watermarking (single-user Pro plan) |
| Standard (Business) | 18 | 15 | 9TB pooled, 3+ users min |
| Advanced (Business) | 30 | 24 | unlimited storage + admin controls |
| Enterprise | custom | custom | dedicated support + custom SLA |
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