There’s just one problem with having a terabyte of storage on Dropbox: It wrecks the service’s root metaphor. Now it’s competitive with other cloud drive services on price and storage, while still being the Dropbox that I’ve used and loved for half a decade. I paid because I got tired of bumping up against the space limitations of the company’s free plan, even though it always seemed that Dropbox didn’t provide nearly enough storage for what it charged.īut on August 27, Dropbox announced a new version of Dropbox Pro (its paid tier) that added a bunch of new features and increased the storage on its $10/month paid account tier from 100 GB to 1000 GB. I’ve been a Dropbox user for five years now, and a paying customer for most of that time. Warning: This story has not been updated in several years and may contain out-of-date information.
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