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Dropbox Business Advanced 3 users Upload Limit?
Hello Everyone,
we have got Advanced Plan, the only one thing is not clear to us, we read somewhere that the upload is limited to 4TB at day.
Is this per 1 user or for all 3?
Or
4TB for 1 use...
There isn't an upload limit when uploading to your own account, or syncing via the Dropbox desktop application.
The limit only exists for shared links that anyone on the web that access.
Hey Jay,
thank you for your response!
As i'm still confused, lets try on another way.
Advance Plan have 3+ members, each of them have their own "folders", not visible to another 2 members.
Is it possible that,
Member-A can upload 4TB/day into his own folder (not the TEAM shared folder)?
same for Member-B and Member-C as everyone is working on different projects and just do backup for their own needs.
or are 4TB/day for all 3 members in sum and not 12TB in sum?
Thank you again!
Cheers, Nicky
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffThere isn't an upload limit when uploading to your own account, or syncing via the Dropbox desktop application.
The limit only exists for shared links that anyone on the web that access.
Hi,
I would like to build on this thread. I just signed up on Dropbox and am evaluating the "unlimited storage" option. My account currently has provision for 3 users. So, my team plan says 3 TB. Why does it not say unlimited?
As I understand, there are 2 types of spaces: team space and personal space. Is there a limitation on the team space (1 TB for every user added), and the personal space is unlimited? How does it work?
I have attached the screenshot of what my account shows right now.
I would be glad if someone could explain. Thanks!
- Mark
Super User II
Your current quota is 3TB. If you need more it should auto increase as you get near the limit or you can message and ask for more when needed.
Okay, thank you for the response.
So, the quota will not say unlimited? Will it auto-increase as we start using it?
While that doesn't sound very reassuring, I will try to use it.
(Why am I asking?
Google recently updated their policy and removed the unlimited usage option from the Enterprise Plus license. I am now migrating from Google Workspace, and I want to be sure that "unlimited" actually means unlimited)
