However, as confirmed to The Verge, the plan aimed at families is now available globally for all users. The plan was initially provided to select users for beta testing.

Dropbox has provided a detailed breakup of the features and billing of both Dropbox Family and Dropbox Plus - alongside the basic free offering.ĭropbox Family was launched in June as a part of the company's efforts to help people stay organised at home amid the coronavirus outbreak. 8,800) a year along with 2TB storage access for one user. However, in contrast, Dropbox Plus is available at $9.99 (roughly Rs. It also brings access to the company's native password manager Dropbox Passwords and PIN-protected document storage Dropbox Vault. In terms of benefits, Dropbox Family offers all the features of Dropbox Plus, including offline folder access on mobile devices, remote device wipe, and full text search. This works out to around $3.33 (roughly Rs. 15,000), which works out to the same amount either way. 1,250) per month or by paying an annual charge of $203.88 (roughly Rs. You can get Dropbox Family at $16.99 (roughly Rs. Alongside giving 2TB of storage, the plan brings a dedicated shared folder called Family Room where each member can share their files with other members. The cloud storage provider at that time said that it had plans to roll out the Dropbox Family plan more broadly throughout the year. The new development comes just over four months after Dropbox launched its family plan under beta testing for select users. Dropbox Family, a paid plan that allows up to six members to share a total of 2TB storage access, is now available globally.

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