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For me it was the lack of storage tiers. When the only options is to get 1TB or more, I think you lost a lot of users. Additionally, they should have figured
by aNoob7000 6y ago
For me it was the lack of storage tiers. When the only options is to get 1TB or more, I think you lost a lot of users. Additionally, they should have figured out a way to share storage with a family, if the only profitable storage tiers are 1TB or more then let people share it.
- brundolf 6y agoMeh, we're talking a single-digit increase in price to go from the previous-lowest tier to the current-lowest 2TB tier. I only use a tiny fraction of it, but it's still a good value. The family thing makes sense - I don't have a family I would share with so it's never come up - though couldn't you just sign into the same account on multiple devices?
- raiyu 6y agoSigning into the same account on multiple devices creates security and ownership issues, much better to be able to delegate permissions and also keep ownership clearly understood.
- brundolf 6y agoIs that really a concern within a household? Give each person a top-level directory
- apple4ever 6y agoIts a huge jump from $0 to $12 a month!
- benhurmarcel 6y agoWell for my needs the Dropbox plan costs 10 times more than the Google or iCloud plan. Because I need 50GB, not 2000.
- jrgoff 6y agoThey do now have a family plan: https://www.dropbox.com/family https://www.dropbox.com/family