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I do not have a need of 1TB of space, just 100GB would do. It would be great if they provided a tier of 100GB plan (just like Google Drive)
by PankajGhosh 12y ago
I do not have a need of 1TB of space, just 100GB would do. It would be great if they provided a tier of 100GB plan (just like Google Drive)
- zzleeper 12y agoNo one (almost) needs 1TB... the way they can afford it is they expect most people to use at most a few hundred GB, but with the peace of mind that they could store more
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoYou'd be surprised how fast design artifacts can add up. 25 draft copies of a 12-layer image can be a GB, and that's one image in one project.
- __xtrimsky 12y agoI don't need 1TB, but I need more than 100GB. If Google Drive offered 500GB I would go with them, for now I'll stay with Dropbox as it's the same pricing (Dropbox's client is better quality).
- rikkus 12y agoPersonal photos and videos I don't want to lose, which are of course backed up to actual backup systems, but I also want access to wherever I am. That's what I need 1TB for.
- jliptzin 12y agoIndeed, Dropbox can respond to google drive in two ways: (1) drop the price of the existing plan to match google drive or (2) increase the storage to compete on the $/GB/mo rate. Option 2 is much better for them because they can keep all their existing $9.99/mo customers on the same recurring plan even though the vast majority don't need the extra storage anyway.