Comparison

Dropbox vs OneDrive

Overview

Tidy up your team's work

Dropbox is a cloud storage and collaboration platform for syncing, sharing, and co-editing files across devices, with eSignature and automated workflow features.

OneDrive

Save, access, and share your files anywhere

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OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud storage platform for syncing files across devices and collaborating on Office documents within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.

Features

—File sync and storage
—File sharing and links
—Smart sync (on-demand files)
—Team folders
—Paper (docs)
—eSign
—Version history
—Transfer (large file delivery)

—File sync and storage
—Shared libraries
—Real-time co-authoring
—Version history
—Personal vault (extra 2FA)
—Offline access
—Photo backup
—Microsoft 365 integration

Pricing

Dropbox

freemiumFree plan availableDropbox promotes a 30-day free trial on several paid plans while keeping the permanent Basic tier.

Plan	Price	Notes
Basic	Free	Free plan with 2 GB storage.
Plus	$9.99/mo	1 user, 2 TB storage; annual pricing shown on public comparison page.
Professional	$16.58/mo	1 user, 3 TB storage; annual pricing shown on public comparison page.
Standard	$15/mo	Per user/month for 3+ users; 5 TB team storage.
Advanced	$24/mo	Per user/month for 3+ users; starts at 15 TB team storage.
Enterprise	Contact sales	Custom pricing.

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OneDrive

freemiumFree plan availableMicrosoft 365 Personal includes a free trial path; free OneDrive access remains available for home users.

Plan	Price	Notes
Free	Free	5 GB storage.
Microsoft 365 Basic	$1.99/mo	100 GB storage for one person.
Microsoft 365 Personal	$9.99/mo	1 TB storage for one person.
Microsoft 365 Family	Contact sales	Family plan exists on the official page, but the current crawlable source here did not expose a stable numeric amount.
Microsoft 365 Business Basic	$6/mo	Per user/month business entry tier.