Google Workspace Pricing

“$10 or less per month is a cheap price to pay for those gains in efficiency and better communication between team members.”

“At the ~$22/month per user price point it's hard to find other systems that cost less and that give you as many tools as Google Workspace. … It's very cost effective for us and offers a lot of features per user.”

“For the cost of zero dollars, G Suite for Non-Profits has generated a significant positive impact relative to its cost.”

“It gets us to a consistent way of thinking about collaboration From a negative pov, it doesn't work when you're offline (e.g. on a plane) It's a relatively affordable per user cost. … I'd say that G-Suite is quite similar to Office 365, but its probably pared out and less expensive.”

“If you compare it to Microsoft Office (I think a subscription is $20-$30/month, it's not even close.”

“They removed their free tier for small organizations like mine and restricted the free tier from adding new domain names. … Zoho's paid tier is cheaper than Google's, but [I feel] you don't get the same integration with Android and while Zoho offers a great service, the tools that were available didn't quite match Google...”

“However, for the low cost of Google Workspace, it's worth it to have a more professional email that includes your domain.”

“Reduced costs of Microsoft Exchange that we were paying for monthly to the same price annually.”

“Great value for cost. … I also believe many people will still need to purchase an Office 365 subscription to handle more advanced Excel files and editing in Word or PowerPoint, but Google will check 90% of the boxes.”

“we went with a clientless email solution that was easy for end-users to use and manage at an affordable cost without the need for onsite resources.”

“Increased ROI as the pricing is very competitive.”