Software services are the most crucial part of the evolution of these environments. The paradigm of softwarization as well as webization, services, and network virtualization have caused disruptive changes within cloudified environments. Over the past two years, the pandemic-induced demand for resources and services has accelerated. This paper also shows that the two-part tariff is the most profitable pricing scheme for firms. It shows that the pay-per-use pricing is the best solution from the perspective of social welfare, which contrasts with the conclusion of a previous study stating that social welfare is maximized under a two-part tariff. This study uses theoretical and numerical analysis to compare the social welfare and profitability of three pricing schemes commonly used by firms: subscription pricing, pay-per-use pricing, and two-part tariff pricing. Previous research has focused on firms’ profitability rather than social welfare due to the limitations of free services. Also, there are very few studies which analyze a two-part tariff pricing scheme for cloud services, even though this option may increasingly attract service providers as the cloud market becomes more competitive and the profit margin grows narrower.
However, not much research has been done comparing subscription pricing and pay-per-use pricing, which are commonly used pricing schemes. It will also give users access to Dropbox’s Passwords, which is the company’s password management tool that can store passwords and sync them across multiple platforms and devices.Previous studies have introduced different potential pricing strategies for cloud services. This Family plan will cost less than buying two individual Dropbox Plus accounts, plus you get to share it with your friends or family members. The company’s Dropbox Plus plan, which is the cheapest plan, is priced at $9.99 a month. Now, Dropbox does offer free accounts but those are limited to 5GB per account, and you’d need to pay if you want more storage. Everyone has their own separate account for personal files-and it’s all under one plan with one bill.” Each member can access the Family Room, a shared folder that allows every member to stay up to date on important family business and the latest recipe creations. However, the good news is that if you’re keen on checking out the plan, you’ll be pleased to learn that Dropbox has since launched it where at $17 a month, you’ll be able to allow up to six users to share the cloud storage at once.Īccording to Dropbox, “Our Family plan keeps up to six members connected in one organized place with 2,000 GB (2 TB) to share photos, videos, PDFs, and even Google Docs. For the past few months, Dropbox has been testing out a Family storage plan.
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