Dropbox is a file hosting service and a modern workspace designed to reduce busywork. That way you can focus on the things that matter. Voted #1 in file sharing tools.
Pros:
- Storage files secure in the cloud.
- Sync and access your files from multiple devices.
- File recovery and version history.
Pricing:
- Free plans for up to 2GB of storage.
- Paid plans starting from US$9.99.
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Dropbox Reviews
Find out what each expert had to say about Dropbox.
Ali Ubaid
Alexandre Beauchet
✓ Dropbox
Without any doubt, I would recommend Dropbox as a first choice. I’ve been using it for the last 3 years either with my partner, service providers (accountant, freelancers, etc.), or side projects. So far, I haven’t experienced any issues or even a little bug. It’s both easy to set up and very easy to use.
Ian Peterman
✓ Dropbox
For those clients who don’t have/want Google Drive, we use DropBox as it is neutral to the Apple/Google lines.
Internally we use Google drive for our main file system and between employees/contractors, this is partly because we run G-suite and the native integration is seamless.
For clients starting businesses, we recommend the Google ecosystem, including Drive. For one-off transfers, WeTransfer is great, doesn’t require an account and file delete after about a week. Dropbox is similar in features to Google Drive, but without the documents that Google provides. We do recommend it as a Google alternative, for those who don’t want to use any Google products.
Josefin Björklund
✓ Dropbox Business
I highly recommend Dropbox as it allows us to share files and send file requests to other departments or clients even if they don’t have a Dropbox account. Multiple users can leave comments in the files and can collaborate with Office suite. It can recover deleted files and maintains a history of the file version in case the users want to recover old file versions. It can also back up all the photos as they are added.
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