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Dropbox has six storage plans in 2026. Personal plans start at $9.99/month for 2 TB. Business plans start at $15/user/month and require a minimum of three users. The free tier gives you 2 GB, which is not enough for most people What makes Dropbox storage prices confusing is mostly the plan structure. Dropbox renamed several tiers over the past two years without a lot of noise about it, so a lot of comparisons floating around online still use the old names and wrong prices.

Most people end up with a photo storage service the same way they end up with a dentist: whatever was closest and easiest. Google Photos is already on Android. iCloud is already on iPhone. OneDrive comes with Microsoft 365. Amazon bundles unlimited photo storage into Prime. None of them are bad, but none of them made you read the fine print either. The fine print is access. Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon all hold the encryption keys to your photos.