Google Workspace enables teams of all sizes to connect, create and collaborate. It includes productivity and collaboration tools for work: Gmail for custom business email, Drive for cloud storage, Docs for word processing, Meet for video and voice conferencing, Chat for team messaging, Slides for presentation building, and shared Calendars.
$6
per month per user
Microsoft 365 Business Premium
Score 8.8 out of 10
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An integrated solution, designed for small or medium-sized businesses, bringing together the productivity of Microsoft Office with advanced security capabilities to help
safeguard data from external threats and help protect against data leaks.
With Microsoft 365 Business Premium, users can empower employees to be productive
anywhere on any device. Get more done with AI built into the Office apps. Work
better together with a hub for teamwork bringing your tools and people together
in one place.…
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Google Workspace
Microsoft 365 Business Premium
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Business Starter
$6
per user/per month
Business Standard
$12
per user/per month
Business Plus
$18
per user/per month
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No
Free/Freemium Version
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No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
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Chose Google Workspace
Google Workspace's web-based word processing apps are much more robust than Microsoft's equivalent. For example, multiple users working on a single google docs document will very rarely run into issues with synching or continuity, whereas Microsoft's online Word is not as …
Nothing beats the Gmail email service. It is more reliable, has far less down time, and everyone knows how to use it. We had a variety of issues with Microsoft Exchange, and we are extremely happy that we jumped ship years ago. It was worth the effort it took. Thankfully, the …
As any user can relate, Microsoft apps are riddled with performance issues, bugs, and fundamental design flaws. To use MS 365 is to accrue a list of grievances and petty hatreds. G Suite, by contrast, doesn't always offer the full range of functionality that the MS apps do, but …
We prefer GSuite to MS 365. For hardcore Outlook users, MS 365 is a better choice. However, our clients who are already GMail users make a seamless transition to GSuite. GSuite integrates with more things, though MS 365 has improved substantially in that area. GSuite also …
Microsoft does a nice job and was the go-to for businesses. However, Google's emergence over the years has simply taken over and become the dominant suite in education. Although Microsoft is trying to keep up, the fluidity with which Google Suite works means users can share and …
G Suite is so much easier to use. I love that G Suite is all online so you can use G Suite on a Mac or a PC. All you need is an internet connection. G Suite allows us the peace of mind since everything is backed up in the cloud. G Suite is my preferred business platform and I …
G-suite has been the preferred solution, particularly compared to Microsoft, particularly because of cost, ease of administration and users general familiarity with Google applications since so many of our folks use the same apps and services personally as well as …
These products simply do not compare in terms of universal compatibility, features, integrations, user-friendliness, and overall cost. Google is free but not as secure and too cloud-based for our needs as a medium-sized organization. I would recommend Google to independent …
Before migrating to Microsoft 365 Business Premium, we possessed an in-house exchange server. Therefore, it was difficult for us to look at alternatives to Microsoft for a solution – we did look at the Google Suite of products, but the transition for us seemed less cumbersome …
I am an advocate of G Suite, but where you need more enhanced functionality, Microsoft is a winner, hands down. With Microsoft, we are able to run financials, and build and analyze more complex spreadsheets and data sets. Microsoft integrates with our third-party ERP system, …
I've been trying G Suite in the past. Google Suite is very good, and it's a worthy competitor of Microsoft 365 Business Premium. But what I find most inconvenient is the lack of desktop applications. Yes, it works in its current form, but for some tasks, Excel is way beyond the …
Microsoft 365 Business is the Cadillac of Business software. When I use other software I often find myself missing functions or struggle to find the function I need. Microsoft has software that is intuitive, whether from it truly being intuitive or because it's been the …
Functionality, formatting, and level of formulas for data analysis is severely lacking. When I have access to G Suite thru work or a client, I always use Office 365 and just save the data to their Google Drive (after saving to my OneDrive).
We tried to work with Google Docs but it was just too foreign and had issues with compatibility for customers and office staff. There was also a high enough learning curve and it was just different enough from what they were using that it caused transition issues with the …
Learning Management System Administrator, Training Specialist
Chose Microsoft 365 Business Premium
Microsoft 365 Business is more robust than Google's suite of enterprise applications and services, but that doesn't necessarily make it better. It really depends on the individual organization. G Suite is more geared at communication and collaboration. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, …