# How to assess storage size?

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Looking at the Starter plan of 5GB, how would a non-technical person know if 5GB storage is enough?

We are looking at creating a community from a FB group of 10,000 people. Currently only 5 or so posts per day, but other times it’s been busier. I would expect that not all will migrate across. Most posts are text, often with a photo. Not so many videos. The intention is to build a knowledge base over time as well as community interaction.

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