TL;DR - Google Workspace
- Google Workspace is Google's suite of productivity tools for business collaboration
- It includes Gmail, Drive, Docs, Meet, and Calendar with enterprise admin controls
- Business Starter at $6/user/month, Enterprise plans available
Pricing: Paid only
Best for: Enterprises & professionals
Pricing Plans
14-day free trialBusiness Starter
$6/user/month
Annual
- 30GB storage/user
- Custom email
- Meet (100)
- Security controls
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Business Standard
$12/user/month
Annual
- 2TB storage/user
- Meet (150)
- Recording
- Shared drives
Business Plus
$18/user/month
Annual
- 5TB storage/user
- Meet (500)
- Vault
- Advanced security
Enterprise
Custom
Contact sales
- Unlimited storage
- Meet (1000)
- DLP
- Data regions
About Google Workspace
Google Workspace combines Gmail, Docs, Drive, Meet, and more into business productivity suite. The tools billions use daily, plus admin controls and enterprise features.
The collaboration is real-time. Storage is generous. Integration between products is seamless.
Organizations choosing a productivity suite often land on Workspace for familiar tools with business features.
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Google Workspace FAQ
Google Workspace Business Starter costs $6/user/month, Standard $12/user/month, Plus $18/user/month. Enterprise has custom pricing.
Personal Gmail and Google apps are free. Google Workspace for businesses requires a paid subscription starting at $6/user/month.
Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) includes Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet, and more for businesses. Custom email domains and admin controls included.
Gmail is free for personal use. Google Workspace adds custom email domains (you@company.com), admin controls, and business features.
Yes, Business Starter includes 30GB/user, Standard 2TB/user, Plus 5TB/user. Enterprise has unlimited storage.
Google Workspace includes Gemini AI for writing assistance, meeting summaries, email drafts, and spreadsheet analysis. Gemini add-on costs extra.
Google Workspace is web-first and simpler. Microsoft 365 has more powerful desktop apps. Google for collaboration; Microsoft for enterprise features.