Why can't a single user get an Advanced Account without paying for 3 users?

Why not  offer the ability to purchase as much additional storage as you wish on a single user Dropbox Plan. Currently it's capped at 2 or 3TB. I don't need to upgrade to Dropbox Professional plan but I do need more storage than  single user Dropbox Plan currently allows me.

Thank you for this post and I am 100% with you. I don't get why Dropbox can't create a $30/mo single-user plan for media freelancers. Dropbox says that their "professional" plan is for freelancers, but unless you're a photographer sharing small JPEG files, that is nowhere near enough space if you are a professional freelancer sending and exchanging video files with several clients and collaborators. I don't need 3 licenses, but I do need one with all the features that the Advanced package offers. Come'on Dropbox!

I need some of the features of Business Advanced but I am a single working freelancer. No team and I don't need to buy three plans. It would make so much sense if I could buy the Business Advanced one plan at a time.

Or make a professional plan with an upgrade to unlimited storage and some of the other features of business.

Let me know if you can make this happen!

Hi,

While I appreciate Dropbox's service, however, I find the 4TB storage limit insufficient for managing all my work. As an editor, 3D and 2D animator, or motion designer, I often work with large files that quickly consume the available 4TB capacity.

Although I highly value Dropbox's service, I must express my disappointment with the pricing structure. I don't want to pay double for the business package designed for three people, even though I am one in my business. Alternatively, I would need to allocate 1 to 2 days for backing up files onto external hard drives. Considering the technological advancements of 2023, I believe it's important for Dropbox to enhance its offerings.

Thank you, and I hope you have a wonderful day.

Hi - I am a single user, storing mostly RAW files (that I dont need constant access to). Currently at 2.8 TB, but will need 5 TB, and possibly more in the years to come. I have upgraded from DB Professional (3TB) to DB Standard for Growing Teams (5TB). The cost for this is upwards now of $550 per year and is geared towards collaboration with a per user fee (3 users). What I'd really like to find is a reasonably priced solution just for me. Am I correct in saying that Dropbox doesnt have a plan that suits me? An individual plan with 5 TB or more?

Many thanks - I'm considering migrating to Backblaze and really would prefer to stay put. But $550 per year ($15 per user per month with 3 users even though I'm only 1 user x 12).

As I dont need always on access to many of the files, would Dropbox backup work as a solution?

Hey Divepuget, thanks for taking the time to post here.

I understand your frustration and so we really appreciate your feedback about our available plans.

I will make sure to pass these comments along to our team.

If you need anything else, please let us know.

Add me to the list of customers wanting more space under a single license.  Why is there a 3 TB cap, if we're willing to pay?  My options are to go to google instead?  Really?

I'm in the same page. Is incredible that there is a Professional plan that is not scalable at all, and that it isn't considered part of what they called "team plans", so you can't even have two simultaneous accounts in your device to split personal and professional files and get more space.
It seems Dropbox has lost touch with the users needs. They just don't care. That's why everybody is migrating to Google. I think I will end up doing the same, unfortunately.