Google is discontinuing its legacy free G Suite tier on July 31st
. The company plans to transition those users to paid accounts starting on May 1st. Google says it will automatically select a subscription plan for users who don’t pick one on their own by the start of May, noting it will look at their current usage when making the decision. Any individual or organization the company migrates to a paid subscription plan automatically won’t be billed for at least two months.
Business and enterprise Workspace accounts start at a monthly cost of $6 per user. The company will offer"deep" discounts to those affected by the decision. To be clear, if you're using Gmail, Docs, Sheets and other apps through a
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