But it’s not a blind love SharePoint 2013 actually does offer a lot of features that helps us in many different scenarios. I can’t hide the fact that I love SharePoint. The Reason I Choose OneDrive for Business – SharePoint In this article, I will focus on the Business plan they offer to compare apples with apples. Much like OneDrive for Business there are multiple plans for Dropbox. It requires you to have something installed to “Sync” the files from their service, back to any device or computer where you logged in. Essentially, it allows you to drop your files on their service and access them whenever you want. I think the feature set of Dropbox is already well understood by many without needing me to go over the details. And then, there’s the pricing… the choice for me is definitively OneDrive for Business, here’s why. While OneDrive for Business gives you all the advantages of SharePoint for document management, Dropbox is pretty useful but offers a much smaller set of features. So I’ve decided to write this article and to review the pros and cons of each solution.

What’s the difference between SharePoint 2013 OneDrive for Business and Dropbox? Why should I pick one over the other? Through all the great feedback, I received another wave of questions. Recently, trying to clear the confusion between OneDrive and OneDrive for Business, I wrote an article that explains in detail exactly what is OneDrive for Business.

Dropbox pricing per user