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Why can't a single user get an Advanced Account without paying for 3 users?
I'm frustrated with Dropbox plans. I'm a single user who doesn't want to pay for a 3 team plan to gain more storage capacity. Currently I'm in a 5T plan that my account shares jointly with the other...
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.
- Walter
Dropbox Staff
Hey Montano Mastering & ameliehaeck, thanks for your feedback on this - it's been noted in our system.
Also, FYI I just merged your post under this discussion as it seems to be similar to the OP.
Let us know if you have anything else to add.
Thank you - can you give us an idea of when we'll see movement on this?
Additionally, and this may be the wrong place for this, but when I downgraded my plan from Business (trial) to Professional all of my links that I had sent to my clients - that they rely on to access their products - became dead. Now when I asked if my files would be up still I was told yes, but this caveat was not disclosed and has led to the biggest work headache of my life. Is there any way to rectify this? I have hundreds of broken links and all those links correspond with an inconvenienced client.
Please add me to the same issue here - there is a huge demand for Dropbox Business for an individual. Lots of people are looking at moving to Google and OneDrive has come a long way in becoming a valid option. Many of us have Microsoft subscriptions which provide OneDrive for free and we've been paying for Dropbox anyway - but that is quickly becoming uneconomical.
