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# Drive Size

Manage your Team's Drive storage directly in PostLab.

## Drive Storage Included With PostLab Plans

Drive storage is included with these PostLab Plans at no additional charge:

* Pro - 100 GB
* Team - 1000 GB (1 TB)

## Expanding Drive Storage

Need more Drive storage? In PostLab, go to:

`Preferences > Account > TEAMS`

Next to your Team's Drive Storage, click `Manage`, and complete your purchase in the guided checkout.

![Preferences → Account → TEAMS → Manage](https://1060439511-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LStRji2w1AYja1bLBFv%2F-MU9ScqTVtFcZHozRYgC%2F-MU9_viyPA9rKHHij2Ox%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=9841f371-0f1c-47df-bf39-6eb8814c057d)

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PostLab Drive is billed independently from your PostLab Plan.
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### Drive Grows With Your Needs

Once you upgrade your Team's Drive storage, Drive automatically grows with your usage. There's no need to continuously adjust your Drive storage tier, and no need to worry about not having enough room when people are uploading new files - Drive accommodates automatically.

## Shrinking Drive

Shrinking your Drive plan is simple. First, make sure your Drive's used space is small enough for your desired new plan.

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When deleting files, [empty your Trash in Finder](/postlab/drive/trash.md) to finalize deletion.
{% endhint %}

Next, in PostLab, go to:

`Preferences > Account > TEAMS`

Next to your Team's Drive Storage, click `Manage`, then choose a smaller storage tier.


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