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Dropbox, Inc. is a US company based in San Francisco that makes cloud file storage and collaboration software. Drew Houston co-founded it in 2007. Dropbox says its mission is to design a more enlightened way of working, and that hundreds of millions of people around the world have used its service.
The products listed on appadvisor.in include the core Dropbox file storage and sharing service and its Business plans for teams. They also include Dropbox Paper, a collaborative document tool, and Dropbox Sign, the e-signature service formerly called HelloSign, which Dropbox bought in 2019 for about USD 230 million. DocSend, a secure document-sharing and analytics tool, was acquired in March 2021. Dropbox also sells Backup and Capture.
Dropbox sells worldwide online with a free tier and paid personal and team plans billed per user, plus enterprise contracts. Indian customers can buy plans online, but some plans may be priced in US dollars rather than rupees. Buyers should check storage limits, admin controls and where data is stored for their compliance needs.
Dropbox is listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker DBX. It reported 2024 revenue of USD 2,548 million and Q2 2026 revenue of USD 631.5 million. Drew Houston is Co-Founder and Co-CEO and has shared the role with Co-CEO Ashraf Alkarmi since May 2026. Ross Tennenbaum is Chief Financial Officer. Its Q2 2026 revenue was 0.9% higher than a year earlier, and it announced a USD 900 million share buyback. Ali Dasdan has been CTO since March 2025, and Eric Webster became Chief Business Officer in December 2025.
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| Product | Category | Starting price | Free plan | Platforms | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cloud storage & file sharing | Free plan | Yes | Web | 4.6 | |
Dropbox Sign (HelloSign) | E-signature software | Free plan | Yes | Web | 4.5 |
| Notes, docs & knowledge management | Free | Yes | Web | 4.5 | |
| Team chat & collaboration | ₹1,200/mo | No | Web | 4.3 | |
DocSend | Presentation & pitch deck tools | ₹1,200/mo | No | Web | 4.3 |
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San Francisco, California, USA.
Drew Houston co-founded Dropbox in 2007.
Dropbox, which acquired HelloSign in 2019 and DocSend in 2021.
Yes, on Nasdaq under the ticker DBX.
Dropbox makes cloud storage & file sharing, e-signature software, notes, docs & knowledge management and team chat & collaboration. Its products listed on App Advisor are Dropbox (File sync and sharing), Dropbox Sign (HelloSign) (E-signatures from Dropbox), Dropbox Paper (Collaborative docs), Dropbox Business (Team storage) and DocSend (Share decks with analytics).
Dropbox: Free plan; Dropbox Sign (HelloSign): Free plan; Dropbox Paper: Free; Dropbox Business: ₹1,200/mo; DocSend: ₹1,200/mo. These are the starting prices on App Advisor's listings — confirm on Dropbox's official pricing page before you buy.
Yes. Dropbox, Dropbox Sign (HelloSign) and Dropbox Paper offer a free plan or free tier.
Popular alternatives in the same categories include DigiLocker by Government of India, Zoho WorkDrive by Zoho Corporation, JioCloud by Reliance Jio, DigiBoxx by DigiBoxx and Microsoft OneDrive by Microsoft.
Company details researched from official sources, last updated 2026-09-14: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].
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