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>Google retired unlimited data in GSuite They actually did not. The $12/user/month plan with an unenforced data limit was rebranded as the $20/month Enterprise
by fuzxi 6y ago
>Google retired unlimited data in GSuite
They actually did not. The $12/user/month plan with an unenforced data limit was rebranded as the $20/month Enterprise Standard plan with unlimited storage explicitly allowed. Existing users are currently grandfathered in at the $12 price but may be forced to "upgrade" at some point in the future.
- Dylan16807 6y ago"Customers that have 5 or more End Users will receive a total amount of Google Drive storage equal to 5TB times the number of End Users, with more storage available at Google's discretion upon reasonable request to Google." is not very comforting language.
- fuzxi 6y agoI think you're looking at the Business plan. Enterprise is separate. You can't get an Enterprise plan without contacting Sales unless you're grandfathered in.
- Dylan16807 6y agohttps://workspace.google.com/terms/user_features.html https://workspace.google.com/terms/user_features.html I'm looking at Enterprise. > You can't get an Enterprise plan without contacting Sales unless you're grandfathered in. Having to contact sales and prove myself is not exactly the same as being retired, but it's pretty similar in a lot of ways.
- fuzxi 6y agoOh I see. So it's actually the same as the old plan (unenforced storage limit), but without the (also unenforced) minimum of 5 paying users. I also just read that you can in fact get an Enterprise plan without contacting Sales by buying a Business plan and then upgrading through the admin console. So maybe less retired, more downgraded.