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Choosing a plan

📖 Guide🕒 Written for the current DropPost portal

DropPost has four plans, and the right one usually comes down to one question: how often do photos and videos actually land in your Dropbox folder? Below is a quick way to match your real posting habits to a plan, rather than guessing.

What you'll need

Just a sense of how many posts you publish in a typical week or month. If you're not sure yet, that's fine — you can start on one plan and move to another at any time.

Steps

1
Just testing the product, or posting occasionally?

The Free plan ($0/month) covers up to 3 posts every 24 hours from 1 Dropbox folder, with full AI captioning, automatic publishing, and posting history included. A card is required at signup so that after 6 months your account can move automatically to Pay-per-post with no interruption to publishing. Free also includes 1 DropPost-chosen promo post per month, which is part of what keeps Free actually free.

2
Posting steadily, but not every single day?

Pay-per-post costs $0.10 per post with no monthly commitment. It's prepaid in $5 credit blocks, and your saved card is automatically recharged another $5 whenever the balance drops below $1, so publishing never has to stop mid-flow. It also supports unlimited Dropbox folders, which makes it a good fit if you're posting from more than one source but not on a strict daily cadence.

3
One account posting constantly?

Personal Unlimited is $4.99/month for unlimited monthly posts from 1 Dropbox folder. It includes manual approval mode, so you can review a post before it goes live, plus email support. If you're dropping in new photos or videos daily and don't want to think about per-post costs, this is usually the simplest fit.

4
Multiple locations or brands to manage?

Agency is $24.99/month with unlimited Dropbox folders and unlimited connected social profiles. It includes 350 posts per month, then $0.05 per post after that, plus priority support. This is built for managing several accounts or client brands from one place.

DropPost Billing & Subscription page showing current plan details
The Billing page shows your current plan and lets you switch to any other plan.
You can always change plans later from the Billing page — nothing is locked in permanently. If your posting habits change, your plan can change with them.

What happens next

Once you've picked a plan, head to the Billing page to confirm or switch to it. From there, DropPost handles the rest — including moving Free accounts to Pay-per-post automatically after 6 months, so there's never a gap in publishing.