Dropbox is a file sync tool to share files with colleagues, collaborate on work, keep your devices in sync, and make sure you can access your files from anywhere.
Dropbox started out as a single Dropbox folder where every file you added to that folder would automatically sync to all of your other devices, and would also be available from the Dropbox web app. You could then share individual sub-folders with colleagues and friends, and any file in those sub-folders would automatically sync to that folder in their Dropbox folder. 3rd party software often uses Dropbox to sync files, for example password management app 1Password, saving data to Dropbox to keep the app’s data on all your devices.
Today, Dropbox can sync most folders on your computer, and works with an ecosystem of web apps to keep your data together. Dropbox includes a number of additional apps, including Dropbox Paper for collaborative writing and HelloSign, a signature app Dropbox recently acquired.
While it’s not a traditional backup software, Dropbox is often commonly relied on for backups since it keeps a copy of your files online. You can revert changes to files or recover deleted files for 30 days, or longer depending on your plan.
Dropbox seems to have the most reliable cross-platform sync agents.
I find it to be really easy to use, which I value because my time is limited.
The simplicity: It just works.
There's no client-side file encryption option available.
Admittedly there are paid for plans, but as someone who has got by as a free user for so long, ha...
Doesn't support symlinks anymore.
When you share a folder with someone, it also uses their Dropbox allowance. That’s annoying.
We're paying $12.50/user/mo for Dropbox. There's a minimum of 3 users included so it's $4500/year.
We are paying the standard $99 per seat per year. We signed up online and have been very happy with the service.
Currently paying $1680/yr for about 7 users. Provides pretty reliable services for me and my team.
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