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Ditto. I'd pay about $20-30 a month, depending on the value offered, for 20GB/10 users, and surcharges for overage. As is this is of no use to me. There is no
by vdm 16y ago
Ditto. I'd pay about $20-30 a month, depending on the value offered, for 20GB/10 users, and surcharges for overage.
As is this is of no use to me. There is no free trial so I can't see if it works (for me) first. No way I'm springing $800 up front without seeing the merchandise. This is a shame because Dropbox is a great service, and I don't pay for a personal account (don't need more than 2GB), but could totally see myself paying for a work account.
If Dropbox could be configured as a backing store for a NAS (eg QNAP) it would take over the world.
- pin4444 16y agoSo you'd be willing to pay at most $3 per month and employee for a productivity tool? You're not running a real company, are you?
- nkassis 16y agoI've worked at places tha would be OK paying 2K+ for Mathematica but nothing for stuff like this. Real companies are not logical.
- pin4444 16y agoSure, but working for a non-logical company and running one are two different things...
- jrockway 16y agoYeah, but Dropbox's prices are too low for these places. I've found that asking for $20 to get an Excel plugin that gives you Vim keybindings is an impossible task. But getting a million dollars for a proprietary knockoff of memcached? Easy. You don't even have to fill out an expense report.