OneDrive, Google Drive and many others have no file support count limit - in fact Google Drive has some pretty sweet optimizations for working specifically with millions of little files.Īnyway I've spent the last month trying to get Dropbox support to address the crashing issue (we are at about 40% of the 1TB limit, with around 3 million files) and I keep hitting a brick wall with them.

So, I ask in seriousness, most businesses have far more than 300,000 files they want to keep available through cloud solutions. They will not support me with more than 300,000 files - and they close the tickets. I've opened multiple support tickets on this issue, on the crashing issue, on the sync issue - and I keep getting told by the support teams the same answer. The dropbox desktop application often crashes, stops syncing new clients - and sometimes stops syncing old clients. However, the problem is much deeper than this. The article hotlinked everywhere says anything above 300,000 files will have degraded performance. During this time, they decided at some point, that 300,000 files is the maximum they will support.

For many many years, I've been a Dropbox Pro member.

Dropbox for business limits