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Updated 13th October 2025
What is Dropbox?
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Overall experience with Dropbox
Data Analyst
250M - 500M USD, Services (non-Government)FAVORABLE
“Strong Reliability and Usability Faced With Limitations in Pricing Flexibility”
Lead Systems Analyst
<50M USD, Services (non-Government)CRITICAL
“Dropbox Fails to Upgrade Alongside Company's Ramping Digital Demands”
About Company
Company Description
Dropbox is a company that provides a unified space to manage personal and professional tasks and communication. Focused on creating a more efficient way of working, it is used by over 700 million registered users, spread across 180 nations. Its core operation is based in San Francisco, CA, but the company has multiple offices globally. Dropbox is committed to ensuring a respectful and productive atmosphere for its users, operating under specific guidelines to maintain its value and ethics. Any content that harasses, offends, solicits, or diverges from its use is removed to ensure user satisfaction.
Company Details
Company type
Public
Year Founded
2007
Head office location
San Francisco, United States
Number of employees
1001 - 5000
Website
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Marketing Manager
Software buyers / CIOs - How do you think about consolidation/simplification of your software stack with regard to multiple editions of the same parent software? eg. a department-specific version of Dropbox or Adobe for Sales, HR, Legal, etc.?
Is the preference to manage as few editions as possible a purchase consideration? Or not at all so long as department-specific features are driving unique value for your teams?Marketing Analyst
See Full DiscussionWhile I'm not in IT, our organization has a software distribution platform that's the first destination when team member are looking for software. This helps with simplifying purchasing, negotiating and distribution. And new tools adopted by teams, as they begin to become popular are migrated to the distribution platform. A recent example is Asana, the team I worked on onboarding the tool and as other outside of our org adopted it, it reached a tipping point where it made sense to add it to the enterprise software distribution platform.
Information Security Manager
We are reviewing our BCP/DR plans and one of the questions is where are the documents stored? If we are managing a Cyber event and we have lost access to our file storage systems where should the BCP and DR plans and procedures be stored? My initial thoughts are to have a disconnected storage location. For example if I am a Microsoft shop then SharePoint might not be the best place and could look at other locations like Dropbox, Google Docs. What about setting up separate non-domain accounts to connect into the data stores? Any thoughts or advice on what others have done is appreciated.IT Manager
See Full DiscussionMany companies maintain a DR tenant for this purpose. With no relationship to your production tenant, there is no reason for a DR tenant to be compromised through compromise of the production tenant.
Dropbox Reviews and Ratings
- Data Analyst50M-1B USDServices (non-Government)Review Source
Strong Reliability and Usability Faced With Limitations in Pricing Flexibility
My overall experience has been positive and characterized by a strong sense of reliability, intuitive usability and seamless accessibility across devices.The platform also excels in enabling efficient file synchronization and collaboration, which has significantly streamlined workflows and reduced dependency on physical storage or fragmented communication channels.
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