That restriction makes it difficult to recommend, as most users will hit that limit fairly quickly. In today’s ever-connected world, that’s like having a wallet that only lets you store one credit card at a time when you leave the house. See, there is a really big caveat for the free version, in that users will only be able to save 50 credentials. Now even the free tier will get the password manager, with one restriction that’s very important to note. When Dropbox Passwords launched last year, it was limited to the $12 a month Dropbox Plus tier, and the $20 a month Professional tier, as well as anyone on a Business plan.
Starting in April, all Dropbox users will get access to the password manager, whether they’re on the free tier or the premium or business tiers. Dropbox is expanding access to its own password manager, Dropbox Passwords, so anyone on the free tier of Dropbox will be able to store credentials.
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