Dropbox's personal plan is Plus at $9.99/month (2TB, unlimited devices); team plans are $15/user/month (Standard) and $24/user/month (Advanced, 3-seat minimum). Unusually, the per-month price is identical whether you choose monthly or yearly billing - yearly only changes how often you're charged. Basic is free (2GB); Enterprise is custom-quote only. A cheaper "Dropbox 500 GB" plan ($5.99/mo) seen on 2026-09-12 could no longer be found as of 2026-09-13 - check Dropbox's own page if you've seen it recently. FEESAVE has no affiliate relationship with Dropbox at this time.
Last checked Sep 13, 2026
| Price | Scope notes |
|---|---|
| USD 0/mo (billed monthly) | Basic - free forever, 2GB. |
| Not specified | Dropbox 500 GB - HISTORICAL DATA from 2026-09-12 only. Re-checked 2026-09-13: this plan could no longer be found on Dropbox's pricing page. Do NOT treat $5.99/mo as a current, purchasable price - see claim-dropbox-500gb-not-confirmed. |
| USD 9.99/mo (billed monthly) | Plus - 1 person, 2TB, unlimited devices. Price is IDENTICAL whether billed monthly or yearly. |
| USD 15/mo (billed monthly), min. 1 seats | Standard - minimum 1 person, starts at 3TB pooled for the team. Price is IDENTICAL whether billed monthly or yearly. |
| USD 24/mo (billed monthly), min. 3 seats | Advanced - minimum 3 people, starts at 15TB pooled for the team. Price is IDENTICAL whether billed monthly or yearly. |
| Custom quote | Enterprise - custom quote only, no public price published. |
Dropbox is a cloud storage and file-sharing service, with plans ranging from personal storage to team collaboration with admin controls, SSO, and compliance features. The information below is compiled from Dropbox's own pricing page, not from FEESAVE's own hands-on testing.
Plus is $9.99/month for 1 person, 2TB of storage, and unlimited devices. It does not show a free-trial option on the pricing page - only "Buy now." An earlier version of this article also listed a cheaper "Dropbox 500 GB" plan at $5.99/month - re-checked live on 2026-09-13, that plan card is no longer on Dropbox's pricing page. It may have been discontinued, renamed, or shown only to specific accounts or regions; we could not determine which, so we removed it from the confirmed pricing above rather than keep publishing a number we can no longer verify. If you've seen this plan recently, Dropbox's own page is the source to trust over this article.
Standard is $15/user/month, works for 1 person or more, and starts at 3TB of pooled team storage. Advanced is $24/user/month, requires a 3-person minimum, starts at 15TB pooled, and adds end-to-end encryption, tiered admin roles, and SSO. Both show a "Try for free" option alongside "Buy now" - unlike the personal plans.
We checked Dropbox's own "Billed monthly" vs "Billed yearly" toggle directly, and the per-month price shown is identical either way for every plan. That's different from many other SaaS products (including several FEESAVE has reviewed), where choosing annual billing usually lowers the effective monthly rate. On Dropbox's page, switching to yearly billing only changes how often you're charged - one lump sum per year instead of monthly charges - not the total amount you pay.
Basic is free forever with 2GB of storage. Enterprise has no public price - Dropbox says "Contact us for pricing."
FEESAVE does not currently have an affiliate relationship with Dropbox. Nothing on this page earns FEESAVE a commission - the link to Dropbox's official site is provided for reference only. If that changes in the future, we will disclose it here and in the page's offer data, the same way we do for products where we do have an affiliate deal.
FEESAVE has not yet verified: the exact length of the "Try for free" trial on Standard/Advanced (the page's browser-tab title mentions 30 days, but this isn't repeated in the visible plan-card copy, so we mark it partial rather than confirmed), Enterprise's actual negotiated pricing, real-world storage/transfer limits in practice, and whether the "Dropbox 500 GB" plan (last seen 2026-09-12, gone as of 2026-09-13) still exists for any account or region. These items will be updated once we have specific evidence, rather than speculating in advance.
Dropbox's personal (1-person) paid plan is Plus at $9.99/month (2TB storage, unlimited devices). It does not show a "Try for free" option on the pricing page - only "Buy now." CORRECTION 2026-09-13: an earlier version of this claim also listed a "Dropbox 500 GB" plan at $5.99/month - re-checked live, that plan could no longer be found on the page; see the separate claim-dropbox-500gb-not-confirmed.
Dropbox's team plans are Standard at $15/user/month ("for 1 person or more", starts at 3TB pooled team storage) and Advanced at $24/user/month ("for 3 people or more" - a 3-person minimum, starts at 15TB pooled team storage). Both show a "Try for free" link in addition to "Buy now."
Unlike many SaaS products, Dropbox does not discount the per-month price for annual billing: toggling the pricing page between "Billed monthly" and "Billed yearly" shows the exact same $/month figure for every currently-listed plan (Plus $9.99, Standard $15, Advanced $24 - re-confirmed 2026-09-13). Choosing yearly billing changes only how often you are charged (one annual lump sum vs. monthly charges), not the total price paid over a year.
Last checked: Sep 13, 2026 · Content updated: Sep 13, 2026
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Dropbox offers a permanently free "Basic" plan with 2GB of storage. Enterprise has no public price - the page shows only "Contact us for pricing."
A "Try for free" link is shown only on the Standard and Advanced (team) plans - not on the personal Plus plan, which shows "Buy now" only. The page's browser-tab title says "Get 30 Days Free Trial," but that exact day count is not restated in the visible plan-card copy itself, so we cannot confirm from the page body alone that every "Try for free" offer is exactly 30 days.
A "Dropbox 500 GB" plan at $5.99/month (500GB storage, 3-device limit, "Buy now" only) was seen on Dropbox's pricing page on 2026-09-12. Re-checked live on 2026-09-13 (both billing toggles, full-page text search for "500 GB"): this plan card is no longer present. It may have been discontinued, renamed, or only shown to specific accounts/regions - FEESAVE could not determine which. Do not rely on this $5.99/500GB figure as a current, purchasable price; check Dropbox's own page directly.
