Dropbox has announced its paid Pro service will now cost $9.99 per month for 1 terabyte of storage (previously it was only 100GB). Also new are the following sharing control features:
Another feature is remote wipe for Dropbox files from a lost or stolen device, which is pretty cool.
The price drop falls in line with Google ($10/month for 1TB), while Microsoft has a OneDrive business plan for $2.50/month for 1TB. Again, the price drop puts pressure on Apple’s new iCloud pricing ($0.99/month for 20GB; $3.99/month for 200GB; 1TB price is TBA), however the 1TB tier hasn’t had its pricing revealed yet.
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I wouldn’t be that surprised if Apple ends up either revealing a really competitive 1TB option or revising prices across the board at the rumored September 9th event.
They JUST revised their pricing a month or so ago, I dont exepect it to change anytime soon. Apple rarely has competitive pricing -_-