Dropbox is a cloud content platform founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Francisco. It is used by more than 700 million registered users worldwide and, as of the second quarter of 2026, serves 18.19 million paying users with annual recurring revenue of 2.57 billion US dollars. Known first for reliable file sync and share, the company has repositioned around organising and understanding all of a team's cloud content.
Dropbox is a cloud content platform founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Francisco. It is used by more than 700 million registered users worldwide and, as of the second quarter of 2026, serves 18.19 million paying users with annual recurring revenue of 2.57 billion US dollars. Known first for reliable file sync and share, the company has repositioned around organising and understanding all of a team's cloud content.
The portfolio combines Dropbox team plans for storage, sharing and governance with Dropbox Dash, an AI-powered universal search and answers layer across more than 20 connected workplace apps, plus Dropbox Sign for eSignature, DocSend for secure document analytics and Replay for media review. For enterprise and government buyers, Dropbox provides admin controls, audit logs and integrations with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, governed by a published set of AI principles.
Centralised cloud storage, sharing and collaboration with an admin console, access controls, audit logs and compliance features for organisations that need governed content across devices, locations and external partners.
Context-aware AI that searches across Dropbox and connected apps such as Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion and Google Drive, returning sourced answers, summaries and organised Stacks while respecting existing permissions.
Legally binding eSignature and document workflow, embeddable through an API, for contracts, onboarding and approvals inside the tools teams already use, with templates, audit trails and reminders for legal and HR teams.
Secure document sharing with link-level controls, watermarking, expiry and page-by-page analytics, used for fundraising, sales enablement and confidential board or investor communication where knowing who viewed what matters.
Video, image and audio review with frame-accurate comments, version comparison and approvals, integrating with creative tools such as Adobe Premiere Pro for media, marketing and production teams.
Dropbox describes its AI direction as building a trusted context layer for AI: rather than syncing files alone, it organises and understands content across the apps a team uses, then makes that knowledge available to assistants and agents. Dash intelligence is being brought directly into the core Dropbox experience for paying customers, and AI features are governed by Dropbox's published AI principles.
Dropbox Dash delivers natural-language search across text, images, video and audio, sourced answers and summaries, writing assistance and Stacks for organising links. Through a Model Context Protocol server and native apps, Dropbox content is available inside ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, Codex and Claude, always limited to files the user is already permitted to see. Dropbox states it does not use customer content to train generative AI models.
Where Dropbox fits in the four-layer AI stack we bring to partners.
Explore the layerFrom 10 September 2026, ChatGPT and ChatGPT Work users can browse, search, preview and @mention Dropbox files directly in the ChatGPT Library and save results back to Dropbox, with existing permissions preserved.
Announced 12 July 2026, new capabilities across ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work and Codex let employees organise files, create links and file requests, summarise approved content and run multi-step workflows, governed by existing IT controls.
On 25 June 2026 Dropbox announced an integration that lets users work with their Dropbox content directly inside Claude, extending its strategy of making trusted content available wherever AI work happens.
The Fall 2025 release reintroduced Dash as a context-aware AI teammate with natural-language search, multimedia search across video, audio and images, writing tools, Stacks and an MCP server connecting Slack, Microsoft 365, Notion and Canva.
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