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Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) plans start as low as ₹75 per user per month for Business Starter, ₹672 per user per month for Business Standard, and ₹1260 per user per month for Business Plus.

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Business Starter

75

₹230* /per user per month

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Custom and secure business email

100 Participant video meetings

30 GB cloud storage per user

Security and management controls

Standard Support

Business Standard

736

₹920 /per user per month

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Custom and secure business email

150 participant video meetings + recording

2 TB cloud storage per user

Security and management controls

Standard Support (paid upgrade to Enhanced Support)

Business Plus

1380

per user per month

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Custom and secure business email + eDiscovery, retention

250 participant video meetings + recording, attendance tracking

5 TB cloud storage per user

Enhanced security and management controls, including Vault and advanced endpoint management

Standard Support (paid upgrade to Enhanced Support)

Overall Features

Every Plan includes several apps and tons of features!

Gmail
Gmail

With Gmail, your email is stored safely in the cloud and is powered by various different features.

Calendar
Calendar

With Google Calendar, you can quickly schedule meetings and events and get reminders about upcoming activities for your organization.

Drive
Drive

Google Drive is a cloud based file storage that allows you to save files online and access them anywhere.

Docs
Docs

An online word processor that lets you create and format documents and work with other people

Sheets
Sheets

It allows users to create, format, share and manage spreadsheets and simultaneously work with other people.

Slides
Slides

Create and present professional pitch decks, project presentations, training modules, and more.

Google Forms
Google Forms

Building forms using Google form editor and access data from customers easily.

Google Groups
Google Groups

Groups such as project teams, departments, or classmates can communicate and collaborate using Google Groups.

Sites
Sites

Build internal project hubs, team sites, public-facing websites, and more—all without designer, programmer, or IT help.

Chat
Chat

One solution for communicating using messages, voice calls and video callings for private and group conversations.

Google Contacts
Google Contacts

Organize, review, and merge your contacts ,quickly send messages and sync to and from your phone and Gmail.

Meet
Meet

Enterprise video conferencing software which lets dozens of people join the same virtual meeting, and speak or share video with each other from anywhere with internet access.

Security and Protection
Security and Protection

Higher level of security and privacy to Google services using security infrastructures. This built-in security detects and prevents online threats.

Everything you need to know about Google Workspace

Let’s face it: Remote work isn’t a luxury anymore — it’s a necessity! And while it’s true that the pandemic threw everyone for a loop, thankfully we’ve had tools like Zoom and Slack to help us adapt to the future of work. In this article, we’re going to take a closer look at what’s arguably the most accessible set of collaboration tools out there today — Google Workspace.

You’ll learn:


So, if you’re unsure whether or not Google Workspace is the right fit for your needs, look no further. We’ll break down everything you need to know!


First things first, you might be wondering where Google Workspace fits into Google’s line of web-based services. How exactly does Google Workspace relate to Gmail, Docs, and G Suite? Is it the same or different?

The short answer to that question is Google Workspace is the latest version of G Suite. It’s a platform that includes all of the apps you probably know and love today — Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and more.

But if you’re curious to learn how Google Workspace came to be, here’s its evolution in a nutshell:

  • 2006: Google first launches “Google Apps for your Domain,” which included Gmail and Google Calendar among other early apps
  • 2016: Google rebrands the platform to G Suite and introduces a more comprehensive line of tools that includes Google Meet, Google Drive, and Hangouts. It’s a big step towards making remote collaboration accessible for distributed teams.
  • 2020: G Suite becomes Google Workspace in order to better align with the needs of the rapidly-changing workspace.

Google Workspace is a collection of cloud-based tools designed to make productivity and collaboration easier for individuals and organizations. It includes the following apps and services:

  • Gmail — email
  • Google Sheets — spreadsheets
  • Google Docs — online word processor
  • Google Chat — messaging platform
  • Google Forms — online surveys
  • Google Currents — virtual bulletin board for teams communication
  • Google Calendar — virtual calendar
  • Google Keep — note-taking
  • Google Drive — cloud storage
  • Google Sites — website builder
  • Google Meet — video conferencing software
  • Google Slides — presentations

One of our favorite things about Google Workspace is that it’s extremely accessible. While it was first introduced to organizations (large and small businesses, nonprofits, and educational institutions), it’s recently become available for personal use. What’s more, users can now access Google Workspace on mobile and desktop. All you need is an internet connection.

With the arrival of Google Workspace, one of Google’s aims was to provide a tailored user experience for all team members — with enhanced security and customer support. The goal was to really bring in all of the necessary tools for productivity and collaboration under one roof, to go from disjointed to unified, thereby streamlining work for their users. Here are three of the major improvements that make Google Workspace a stronger platform than its predecessor, G Suite.

Google Workspace functions as an all-in-one solution for individuals and teams who want to create, collaborate, plan, and execute. And as anyone will tell you, nearly every high-level goal involves many moving parts — a challenge exacerbated by the advent of remote and distributed work.

Google Workspace makes it easier for people to manage their work by centralizing all of their favorite tools, from Google Docs for creating written content to Google Calendar for managing schedules.

Guest access also makes it easier for users to communicate with external partners and clients — a huge plus for building and maintaining strong relations.

Okay, we’ll admit that this improvement doesn’t make the Google Workspace more functional, per say. But we thought we’d include it anyway to demonstrate the thoughtfulness that went into Google’s re-brand. To showcase the value of unity and emphasize collaboration, Google redesigned their logo with four new colors.

Google Workspace is for everyone because of its customized solutions to companies tailored to their needs. Each business is different and has different requirements, so with Google Workspace they can customize their dashboard to reflect their unique preferences and work styles. However, larger corporations usually turn to comparable services, like Microsoft Teams.

Google Workspace is more than just a set of tools. Google is smart to identify that data security is a crucial factor, since people use it for professional collaboration.

Google Workspace is trustworthy, thanks to its intelligent security features.

Here's what it does to keep your conversations and data safe:

Google Chat has an investigation tool that ensures only the team members can log in.

Google Meet has unique and automatic detection tools that find out unknown and potentially fraud entrants in meetings. This helps in keeping the discussion safe and avoids leakage of vital information.

It also has automatic identification of spammy classrooms.

Gmail includes protection insights to help you identify and avoid spam - it blocks 99.9% of attacks.

They have also offered 2 step verification to keep the login process tightly controlled.

The admin is allowed to create team rules. There is a rule page in the Google Workspace console that displays Google’s rules for creation, discovery, and management.

Google Workspace is a cloud-based SaaS product. Translation: You don't have to purchase, download, and install the software. All you need are your login credentials and a Workspace-supported browser. At the time of this article, Google Workspace works best on Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge.

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Google Workspace plans start as low as ₹75 per user per month for Business Starter, ₹672 per user per month for Business Standard, and ₹1260 per user per month for Business Plus.

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