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Dropbox vs pCloud

Compare with for 10 people.

Dropbox
76%
match · $120/yr
pCloud
75%
match · $50/yr

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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Dropbox
Plus
Flat price, whole team$9.99
× 12 months$119.88
Per year
$1.00 per person / mo
$120

pCloud
Premium
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$4.17
× 12 months$50.04
Per year
$0.42 per person / mo
$50

Choose a tool

Dropbox

From $9.99Free plan
G2 4.4 · 38,902 reviews

Teams that move large files and want a polished sync client with long recovery windows, and are willing to pay for team plans to get sharing and security controls.

pCloud

From $49.99Free plan
G2 4.3 · 166 reviews

Individuals and families who want lots of storage and would rather pay once than keep a subscription.

Side by side

DropboxpCloud
PricingFree (2 GB); Plus $9.99/month, teams from $15/user/month (billed yearly)Free (up to 10 GB); Premium from $49.99/year; lifetime plans from $219 one-time
G2 Rating4.4 (38,902 reviews)4.3 (166 reviews)
Best ForTeams that move large files and want a polished sync client with long recovery windows, and are willing to pay for team plans to get sharing and security controls.Individuals and families who want lots of storage and would rather pay once than keep a subscription.

Pros and cons

Dropbox

Pros

  • Mature desktop sync with online-only files
  • Dropbox Transfer handles deliveries up to 100 GB on team plans
  • HIPAA BAA available from the Standard team plan
  • Long recovery windows on team plans (180 days to 1 year)

Cons

  • Free plan is only 2 GB and limited to 3 devices
  • Plus has no password-protected links or expiry dates
  • SSO, audit logs and end-to-end encryption require Advanced ($24/user/month billed yearly)

pCloud

Pros

  • Lifetime plans from $219 one-time
  • 500 GB tier for people who do not need 2 TB
  • Up to 10 GB free
  • Business plans include client-side encryption and 180-day file history

Cons

  • Zero-knowledge encryption is a paid add-on on personal plans
  • 30-day recovery window on Premium plans
  • Family plan is lifetime-only and teams need pCloud Business

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