That's the kicker to me as well. It suggests that Dropbox doesn't appreciate their self-employed customers.
That and showing prices "per month" on the billed annually plan just suggests deceit and greed. All of this confusion for an extra ~$25 per year per user.
The $25/user/year increase is if you downgrade to "Standard". To keep the existing features, you need to select the "Advanced" plan, which is a $115/user/year increase!
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That's the kicker to me as well. It suggests that Dropbox doesn't appreciate their self-employed customers.
That and showing prices "per month" on the billed annually plan just suggests deceit and greed. All of this confusion for an extra ~$25 per year per user.
The $25/user/year increase is if you downgrade to "Standard". To keep the existing features, you need to select the "Advanced" plan, which is a $115/user/year increase!