Dropbox

Dropbox pioneered desktop sync and still has the most reliable sync engine, plus Dropbox Transfer and Sign, but gives only 2 GB free.

Written by · Last updated October 2026 · Specifications verified 2026-10-01

Dropbox
Brand
Dropbox, Inc.
Category
Cloud Storage
Released
2008
Price
Not published
VersusAnything Score
33/100

Key features

  • Best-in-class sync engine
  • Dropbox Transfer for big files
  • Platform-neutral

Best for professionals who need rock-solid sync across Windows, Mac and Linux.

Dropbox specifications

Free storage2 GB
Popular paid plan2 TB for $11.99/month (Plus)
Cost per TB per month (USD)$6
End-to-end encryptionNo (encrypted at rest and in transit)
Max single file size2,000 GB
Version history30 days (180 on Professional)
Office suite integrationMicrosoft 365 and Google Docs integration
PlatformsWeb, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Family sharingYes, Family plan 2 TB for up to 6

Score breakdown

  • Overall (100%)
    33

Scored against every cloud storage service in our database using the cloud storage weighting.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Best-in-class sync engine
  • Dropbox Transfer for big files
  • Platform-neutral

Cons

  • Weaker overall score (33/100 within cloud storage)

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Sources

  • Dropbox: Dropbox, Inc. official (manufacturer)

Specifications last verified: 2026-10-01. Prices are launch or official list prices in US dollars unless stated. See our sources and data policy.