Dropbox has announced that it's increase the space for Dropbox Professional and Business Standard accounts with an additional terabyte of storage.
Starting today, Professional accounts will get 2 TB (2,000 GB) of storage, while Business Standard teams will have 3 TB (3,000 GB) to share.
All that extra space gives you room to:
● Work without limits. Combined with Dropbox Smart Sync, included in both plans, you can keep all your projects at your fingertips—without eating up your hard drive.
● Free up phone space. Upload photos and videos to Dropbox directly from your phone, then delete them off your phone to recover precious space.
● Present large files. Got giant videos or CADs to send over to a client for review? Share the files, and anyone can mark up previews from any web browser without downloading special software. And if you have a Professional plan, you can share files as tailor-made presentations with Dropbox Showcase.
New Dropbox Professional and Business Standard subscriptions will get the upgraded storage starting today. Existing users will be upgraded in the coming weeks.
If you don't already have a Dropbox account, you can get one for free by clicking here.
Starting today, Professional accounts will get 2 TB (2,000 GB) of storage, while Business Standard teams will have 3 TB (3,000 GB) to share.
All that extra space gives you room to:
● Work without limits. Combined with Dropbox Smart Sync, included in both plans, you can keep all your projects at your fingertips—without eating up your hard drive.
● Free up phone space. Upload photos and videos to Dropbox directly from your phone, then delete them off your phone to recover precious space.
● Present large files. Got giant videos or CADs to send over to a client for review? Share the files, and anyone can mark up previews from any web browser without downloading special software. And if you have a Professional plan, you can share files as tailor-made presentations with Dropbox Showcase.
New Dropbox Professional and Business Standard subscriptions will get the upgraded storage starting today. Existing users will be upgraded in the coming weeks.
If you don't already have a Dropbox account, you can get one for free by clicking here.