Dropbox Work remotely and offline
LeaderDropbox is the one place to keep life organized and keep work moving.
Est 2007|Valuation $7.9B|Raised $5.5B
Dropbox is the one place to keep life organized and keep work moving.
Published May 16, 2026
| Starting Price (business) | Published per-user pricing for standard and advanced tiers; vendor may require minimums or enterprise agreements | Published per-user pricing for business plans; terms and discounts vary by contract | Typically included within Microsoft 365 business suites; pricing depends on chosen suite and licensing |
| Suitable for | Teams needing folder-based sync, external sharing, and integrations | Organizations focused on governance and enterprise content management | Organizations standardized on Microsoft 365 needing Office/Windows integration |
| Key Strengths | Folder-based sync UX, offline toggles, sharing controls, and a broad set of integrations | Enterprise governance, classification, and content controls | Native Office co-authoring, identity and endpoint integration within Microsoft ecosystem |
| Key Weaknesses | User-reported offline state ambiguity and edge-case sync behavior; storage policy considerations at large scale | Perceived as heavier and more enterprise-focused; some users find it less straightforward for simple sync-and-share use cases | Cross-platform experience may be less consistent outside the Microsoft stack |