Obviously Google would like it if everyone committed to a yearly plan instead of a monthly one. Business Plus, the 5TB plan, was $18 a month, but now it's $21.60.

This used to cost $12 per user per month, but now it will be $14.40. 'Business Standard' bumps you to 2TB per user and adds more Google Meet features like noise cancellation and Meeting recordings. The 'Business Starter' edition, which offers 30GB of storage per user, is going from $6 per user per month to $7.20. Advertisementįurther Reading ChatGPT-style search represents a 10x cost increase for Google, MicrosoftPrices are jumping up 20 percent across the board for the three main 'business' editions. You're not allowed to cancel the deal early. While you're locked into a year of service, billing is still month to month, and added users will increase your bill going forward, so they're prorated. Unlike the 'Flexible' month-to-month plans, Google's terms for the deal say you'll be locked into the number of users you pick at the beginning of your year, and while you can add new users and pay more, you can't drop them. Businesses pay for these accounts per user per month, so the pricing can add up quickly.Īnnual plans have been available before for businesses via the old-school route of calling a corporate sales rep, but now any business admin will be able to sign up for an annual plan online. So to be clear, the free consumer Google accounts for Gmail and Docs and whatnot are still free, but the three most common business editions-Business 'Starter,' 'Standard,' and 'Plus'-are all going up in price. Previously the name was 'G Suite,' and before that it was 'Google Apps for your domain.' The new brand, 'Workspace,' applies to both the paid business accounts and the free consumer accounts, though. Google used to have a brand name only for the paid, business edition of the Google apps, which come with a custom domain option for your Gmail account. Further Reading Google shows off what ChatGPT would be like in Gmail and Google DocsGoogle's new-ish Workspace branding is kind of confusing.

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