You may still retain access to additional Google services, such as YouTube and Google Photos. “After 60 days in suspension, you will no longer have access to Google Workspace core services, such as Gmail, Calendar, and Meet. If a user does not provide their billing details before July 1, 2022, Google will suspend their automatic Workspace account. Very small businesses with just one existing Gmail can also upgrade to Workspace Individual for $9.99/month but will not get a custom email address. The subscription tiers range from $6 per user per month on the basic Business Starter plan to $18 per user per month on the Business Plus plan. In addition, Google is offering discount options for transitions to 12 months plans after July 1, 2022. The company has made the upgrading process quite straightforward and, according to the communication, it will not cause any disruption to end-users. However, Google will not start billing those who were automatically upgraded for another two months. If no selection is made, Google will automatically upgrade their subscription from free to paid on the plan that seems more suited for them based on the services they already use on their G Suite legacy free edition. Advertisementsĭuring the past several years, people and companies grew accustomed to using Google apps like Gmail, Drive, Docs, and the ability to use your custom domain (instead of just ) for free, but starting this May, Google will roll out charges for these services.īefore May 1, users will be able to select their preferred plan from the several tiers on offer. Get This Microsoft Free Deal Before Gone - 0$ 10 Users Microsoft 365 Business Basic (No Credit Card) Related | Is Google Introducing A New Design Style?Įarlier this month, Google announced that it will “transition all remaining users to an upgraded Google Workspace paid subscription based on your usage.” The company will continue offering free plans for Workspace only for Nonprofits and Education organizations.
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