Dropbox Dash Pricing Overview

Our technology ecosystem includes several overlapping tools such as Dropbox and SharePoint. We observed that employees tended to favor the platform they learned first and were often reluctant to adopt alternatives. Dropbox Dash has proven to be an effective solution by enabling users to continue using their preferred software repositories while facilitating seamless collaboration. With Dash, those accustomed to Dropbox can stick with it, SharePoint users can do the same, and they can easily share folders and files within a unified Dash Stack. This eliminates the challenges that previously arose when employees were unfamiliar with a particular platform, such as struggling to navigate SharePoint or lacking access to Dropbox.

Dash tech support has also been great in resolving issues or bug fixes quickly. Having a great product is one thing - but means nothing if the support isn't there to back up the product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I dislike about Dash currently is that the Dash Assistant only seems to be part of the Browser Extension but not in the Desktop App on my Mac. Certainly not a showstopper but when things are not consistent it can lead to future problems and overlooked items. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate Dropbox Dash for its ease of use, especially when it comes to navigating the site and sharing large files efficiently. This utility is a significant asset when I need to share large files through email with others. Setting up Dropbox Dash was also relatively easy, which I find beneficial as it doesn't add complexity to my workflow. The capability to share and store large files effectively using Dropbox Dash, in conjunction with other auxiliary storage solutions, enhances my data management experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the pricing for Dropbox Dash is quite expensive, especially since I am not employed full-time anymore and don't need to use it very often. The plan offering seems not to align well with my current needs for lower usage levels, where even the two gigabytes would be sufficient for my usage pattern. Therefore, maintaining it becomes financially challenging. I would prefer that the price was cheaper to better match the occasional use. The pricing structure also affects my recommendation likelihood, as I would rate it around a four, finding it convenient for handling large files but not cost-effective for ongoing maintenance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.