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Essentials renamed Professional, dropping unlimited signature requests

Dropbox's 3 TB individual plan went back to the Professional name with 3 signature requests a month instead of unlimited

What changed

Individual 3 TB plan
Was Before: Essentials
After: Professional
Price
Before: $19.99/mo or $16.58/mo billed yearly
After: $19.99/mo or $16.58/mo billed yearly
Unchanged
Signature requests
Was Before: Unlimited
After: 3 per month
Dropbox Replay
Was Before: “10 file uploads, live review, versions, and video collaboration”
After: “4 file uploads, live review, versions, and video collaboration”

What this means for you

New subscribers to Dropbox's top individual plan pay the same price but can send only 3 signature requests a month and upload fewer files to Dropbox Replay.

What you can do

How we know

  1. An archived copy of the US plans page from Apr 13, 2025 lists Essentials with unlimited signature requests.

    dropbox.comArchive

  2. By Apr 14, 2025, the page lists Professional instead, with 3 signature requests per month.

    dropbox.comArchive

  3. The price stayed $19.99 a month, or $16.58 a month billed yearly.

    dropbox.comArchive

  4. Dropbox support said Essentials was no longer available to new users.

    community.dropbox.comOther

Sources

Full research notes

The US plans page on April 13, 2025 listed Plus, Essentials, Business and Business Plus; its comparison table showed 'Unlimited signature requests' as '3 per month' for Plus and 'Unlimited' for Essentials, signature 'Templates' '5' for Essentials, and Dropbox Replay with '10 file uploads, live review, versions, and video collaboration' for Essentials. On April 14, 2025 the page listed Plus, Professional, Standard and Advanced instead: 'Signature requests' '3 per month' on every plan, no templates row, and Replay with '4 file uploads, live review, versions, and video collaboration' for Professional. The 3 TB plan's price stayed $16.58 / month billed yearly (monthly view: Essentials $19.99 / month on March 31, 2025; Professional $19.99 / month on July 19, 2025), and 3 TB, 180 days to restore files and 100 GB transfers were unchanged. A Dropbox staff answer in the Dropbox Community (August 2025) said 'The Essentials Plan is no longer available to new users as of March 31st'. Dropbox Help still describes Essentials (up to 5 eSignature templates, unlimited signature requests) for customers on that plan; it doesn't say what happens to existing Essentials subscribers. Professional itself stopped being sold on dropbox.com in the US in 2026 (see the separate record).

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