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That's a pretty steep price point for small startups that need to watch the pennies. So if you have 7 active team members who need to save files as well as read
by swombat 16y ago
That's a pretty steep price point for small startups that need to watch the pennies. So if you have 7 active team members who need to save files as well as read them (quite a lot for a bootstrapping startup), it's still cheaper to get 7 Pro 50 accounts than to get this.
In fact, given that Dropbox Pro 50 is $100/user/year and this scales up at $125/user/year, Dropbox Pro 50 remains cheaper forever. So the only reason to upgrade to this is if you need more than 50GB of team storage.
Bad pricing for startups.
- thibaut_barrere 16y agoBut excellent pricing for non-startup companies I know of, with small teams but established revenues :) I agree it's largely too steep for startups though.
- Huppie 16y agoIt all depends on how much data you really use. Since sharing folders takes up space in all accounts that use the share, 7x50GB != 350GB shared storage. My initial thought was the opposite, "Wow, this is incredibly cheap for that much dropbox storage!". Dropbox standard = $0.165 per GB per month, Dropbox for teams = $0.19 per GB per month, most other services >$0.5 per GB per month.