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G Suite annual plan is $99 and includes unlimited storage.

• kevinios 9y ago
  To clarify, I do not need more storage, I already have what I need with Dropbox + Drive (that I already pay for). But I need more storage on Dropbox, because that's my preferred way of handling Cloud storage (having the files on my computer at all times) and I love that Dropbox has been pioneering the field with a great product. I want to support them, but not at 5x the price of competitors.
  • dchuk 9y ago
    Maybe their product is worth the price because the features you just rattled off aren't provided by other companies to a satisfactory degree and therefore Dropbox is 5x better than competitors for you?
  • dotsh 9y ago
    They make great software, service and hire very talented people. Everything costs and you are not will to pay merely $10 a month? It's just silly.
    • marksomnian 9y ago
      GP does raise a valid point though. Most consumers don't pay for a product with cheaper, comparable alternatives just because they are feeling philanthropic. The fact of the matter is, if Company A doesn't meet their needs but Company B does, they will pay Company B, and no amount of great software, service, and wages for very talented people will change that.
• fulafel 9y ago
  Nitpick: G suite is 1 TB per user for <5 users.