Comparison
Dropbox vs Proton Drive
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Pricing
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Dropbox Basic is a free plan for one person with 2 GB storage and a maximum of three connected devices.
Proton Drive is included with Proton Free. Storage allowance depends on the plan and on completion of the startup requirements.
Security and compliance
Platform and integration
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Dropbox API v2 exposes HTTP endpoints for files, sharing and account operations. Business endpoints have separate permissions and account requirements.
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Dropbox Basic includes 2 GB of storage for one person. This is the base allowance, excluding referrals or promotional storage.
Up to 5 GB on Proton Free after completing the required startup tasks. The support article states a default allowance of 2 GB before those tasks.
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Dropbox documents mobile applications for iOS and Android. The Basic plan limits the number of connected devices.
Proton Drive has Android and iOS applications. The guide distinguishes platform-specific upload actions, including folder upload on Android.