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Pricing snapshot Dataset dated 2026-04-21

Pricing comparison

Dropbox vs Microsoft 365

Side-by-side pricing breakdown for Cloud Storage decision-makers

Each amount uses its recorded currency; no currency conversion is applied. Confirm billing units, commitments, and current regional terms.

Compare the plan that fits your requirements

Check billing units, included usage and renewal terms. Starting prices alone do not establish an overall winner.

Dataset dated 2026-04-21. Sources: Dropbox pricing and Microsoft 365 pricing.

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Recorded starting rates: Dropbox $9.99/mo; Microsoft 365 $7.2/mo. Billing units and commitments can differ. Compare the plans that include your required features, then request quotes for the same quantity and term.

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Dropbox

6 plans
$9.99/mo
Free plan
Renewal Not recorded Not recorded
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Microsoft 365

5 plans
$7.2/mo
Renewal Not recorded Not recorded
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Feature Comparison

Feature Dropbox Microsoft 365
file sync Yes Not recorded
file sharing Yes Not recorded
pdf editing Plus+ Not recorded
signature requests Plus (3/mo)+ Not recorded
branded links Professional+ Not recorded
password protected links Professional+ Not recorded
team folders Standard+ Not recorded
e2e encryption Advanced+ Not recorded
sso Advanced+ Not recorded
audit logs Advanced+ Not recorded
onedrive storage Not recorded 1TB/user
word excel powerpoint Not recorded Yes
teams Not recorded Standard+
outlook email Not recorded Basic, Standard, Premium
copilot Not recorded +$30/user/mo add-on
intune mdm Not recorded Premium+
advanced security Not recorded Premium+
sharepoint Not recorded Basic+
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Dive Deeper

About the cloud storage category

File sync, shared workspaces, computer backup and object storage are different services. Dropbox and pCloud focus on file storage and sharing. Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 combine storage with productivity tools. Backblaze has separate computer-backup and B2 object-storage products. Compare the service you need before using a price per terabyte.

How to choose between cloud storage options

Check file size, sharing permissions, desktop sync and recovery requirements. For a team, compare seat minimums and whether storage is pooled or assigned per user. Productivity bundles also need an application and email comparison. For backup or object storage, include retention, retrieval, API and transfer charges. A lifetime offer requires a separate review of its duration and service terms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do Dropbox and Microsoft 365 prices compare?
Dropbox: $9.99/mo. Microsoft 365: $7.2/mo. These are recorded starting prices; compare billing units, included usage and contract terms before treating them as equivalent costs.
Which is better for my requirements, Dropbox or Microsoft 365?
Compare the recorded features and plan limits against your requirements, then confirm them with each vendor. This page does not establish hands-on testing or an overall winner.
What happens after the first billing term?
Use any recorded renewal rate as a dated observation. When a future rate is missing, ask the vendor; do not assume the starting price remains unchanged.