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I signed up for the form. Have not heard but they DID say it would be after April 1. My guess is they have a Family Tier. Same limits as free, but with a cost.
by croutonwagon 5y ago
I signed up for the form. Have not heard but they DID say it would be after April 1.
My guess is they have a Family Tier. Same limits as free, but with a cost.
Personally I'm willing to foot the bill if i have to, but that will probably only be a stopgap to get to something that is cheaper.
Unfortunately a lot of the heralded services (ie: ProtonMail) dont have the same services (ie: no contacts sync or notes sync etc). That is VERY handy outside the app. While i could work around it, not sure family would be a willing.
- Hamuko 5y agoI'd be willing to pay for it if it's actually good value, because the current G Suite sure is not. You need to pay $6/month, or $72/year to get 30 GB of storage + custom domain. If you're on Gmail and pay nothing, you get 15 GB of storage. If you're on Gmail and pay $20/year (or $1.99/month) towards Google One, you get 100 GB of storage. Basically, the custom domain part of G Suite costs quite a lot considering how little of anything else you get in comparison to cheaper Google One plans. No idea how expensive that can be, since Apple will sell me a 50 GB iCloud+ account that has custom domain emails, iCloud Private Relay and other features for 0.99 €/month.