Registered business, per month
₹96
sticker $0.99/mo billed yearly · ₹1,154/yr
₹113/mo if you can't reclaim GST
Dropbox advertises $0.99/mo. A GST-registered business in India pays about ₹96 a month (₹1,154/yr) once the roughly 3.5% card forex markup is added, and it reclaims GST as input credit. If you cannot reclaim GST, it is about ₹113 a month with 18% GST on top.
Sticker price on the left, and the India cost per month for a GST-registered business on the right, after the card forex markup. GST is reclaimable input credit if you are registered.
Stay free plan for one person with 2 GB of storage.
For one person, 50 GB of storage, up to 3 devices, 30 days to restore deleted files. This card did not appear on every page load, so it may be a test plan. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
Billed annually: Billed annually at 0.99 US dollars a month. Same limits as monthly: 50 GB, 3 devices, 30 day restore. Shown only on some page loads. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
For one person, 2 TB of storage, unlimited devices, 30 day restore, transfers up to 50 GB, PDF editing, 3 signature requests a month. Bought outright, no trial. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
Billed annually: Billed annually at 9.99 US dollars a month. Same limits as monthly Plus. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
Per user. For one person or more, team storage starts at 3 TB, 180 day restore, transfers up to 100 GB, team folders, groups, admin console. 30 day free trial needs a credit card. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
Billed annually: Per user, billed annually at 15 US dollars a month. Checkout for one user showed the yearly charge including tax. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
Per user, minimum 3 users. Team storage starts at 15 TB, 1 year restore, SSO, audit logs, tiered admins, end to end encryption, ransomware recovery. 30 day free trial needs a credit card. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
Billed annually: Per user, minimum 3 users, billed annually at 24 US dollars a month. Billed in US dollars to Indian buyers; checkout adds 18 percent tax on top of the list price.
Quote only. Custom users and storage, transfers up to 250 GB, 24/7 phone support, domain insights, account capture, network control.
Pay annually, save up to 50%. Dropbox's Basic Extra plan is about 50% cheaper billed yearly than month-to-month, roughly ₹1,164/year less. Toggle the billing cycle above to compare every plan.
Watch for: Dropbox bills Indian buyers in US dollars through Dropbox International Unlimited Company, with 18 percent tax added at checkout on top of the listed price, and yearly billing works out about a sixth cheaper than monthly on Plus and Standard and a fifth cheaper on Advanced. The 30 day team trial takes a credit card and renews automatically into the billing cycle you picked, and the vendor says charges are not refunded on cancellation unless legally required. Add your GSTIN in the billing settings before the first invoice, because it cannot be added to past invoices.
Dropbox bills in USD, so an Indian card charges about 3.5% over the mid-market rate on every payment. This is the real, unavoidable India premium, and unlike GST it is not reclaimable.
18% GST applies, but it is not a flat add-on. A GST-registered business reclaims it as input credit, and foreign B2B is reverse-charged so the vendor bills no GST. Only an unregistered buyer bears the full 18%, and some Indian vendors already include it.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site. Pricing last verified 12 Nov 2026.
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