Dropbox’s Plus plan is now £9.99 per month on a rolling plan. Speaking of paid Dropbox plans, these were hit with a price hike in July. The only way to free yourself is to upgrade to a paid plan. The free Dropbox plan sounds great at first. Uploading photos from every event you’ve been to in the last year? You’ll hit that limit faster than you’d imagine. If you’re just using it to save text files, that’ll go far. The free Dropbox plan comes with 2GB of storage space. Need to change one? Tough luck, you’ll need to upgrade your plan to add a new one. If you already have more than three devices linked up you can keep them that way. There’s some reprieve for existing users.
Your laptop at home, desktop at work and the phone app. Three might initially sound like enough, but they quickly stack up. But that’s exactly how lots of free Dropbox users are feeling.īack in March, Dropbox announced that Basic plan users would only be able to link up to three devices.
It’s no fun to feel like you’re being nudged towards making a choice. It’s less exciting when it’s your cloud file storage. This is a good thing when it’s your new favourite TV show or a hobby.
Every now and then, we feel compelled to stick with something.
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