Exactly. I use KeePass for password management, and Dropbox for conveniently syncing a set of common files across my devices. It’s a convenience, but not a nece

Exactly. I use KeePass for password management, and Dropbox for conveniently syncing a set of common files across my devices. It’s a convenience, but not a necessity. That’s worth something to me, but it’s not $20 a month of value. It’s more like $3-10, depending on volume of content. For more than $10 per month I would rather buy some hard drives and host it myself from home with nextcloud or similar. I have plenty fast enough internet for the task, so it’s simply a question of value. I don’t have a problem paying (and I do pay for plenty of services), but I need to be receiving value in return.