I work at ProjectLocker (http://www.projectlocker.com), and we have free plans for Subversion or Git that would suit your team, and paid plans with more space and/or users for as low as $25 per year or $5 per month.
Source control, even for just one person, is useful and doesn't have to be heavyweight. Even single developers may need to roll back in time or read notes from a few months ago about why they made an obscure change. It's worth the minimal overhead to have the protection, historical data, and in a multi-user scenario, to know who's doing what so you don't step on each other's toes.
Whatever solution you choose, go hosted; it's straightforward, secure, and saves you the trouble of having to manage disaster recovery, network issues, and so on. Compare us to the competition and pick the one that's best for you. Good luck!
Source control, even for just one person, is useful and doesn't have to be heavyweight. Even single developers may need to roll back in time or read notes from a few months ago about why they made an obscure change. It's worth the minimal overhead to have the protection, historical data, and in a multi-user scenario, to know who's doing what so you don't step on each other's toes.
Whatever solution you choose, go hosted; it's straightforward, secure, and saves you the trouble of having to manage disaster recovery, network issues, and so on. Compare us to the competition and pick the one that's best for you. Good luck!