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Up 20%: Starter: $6 -> $7.20 Standard: $12 -> $14.40 Plus: $18 -> $21.60 They are also introducing an annual payment option where you can pay the old per-mo
by jefftk 4y ago
Up 20%:
Starter: $6 -> $7.20
Standard: $12 -> $14.40
Plus: $18 -> $21.60
They are also introducing an annual payment option where you can pay the old per-month prices ($6, $12, $18).
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- alberth 4y agoLet's not forget that just 3.5 years ago, prices were increase by 20% then as well. Starter: $5 -> $6 Standard: $10 -> $12 https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/g-suite/new-pricing-for-g-suite-basic-and-business-editions https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/g-suite/new-pricing-f... This nets to ~45% price increase in just 3.5 years.
- kweingar 4y agoInterestingly the new prices match inflation since April 2019 pretty closely ($6 then is $7.02 now, and the price is changing to $7.20).
- eschulz 4y agoThat's exactly what I was thinking. $5 to $7.20 in four years isn't ideal, but seems like so many other essential goods and services have increased at a much higher rate over that period of time.
- blibble 4y agothey had an annual plan previously then dumped it, effectively raising the price now they've raised the price again and have and brought the annual plan back as a "discount" (no doubt the annual plan will disappear again as another stealth price increase)
- locusm 4y agoWhen you move to an annual plan and then need to upgrade you will get charged a close out fee in addition to the extra plan cost. Yes, Google is charging you for the privilege of investing further in their platform. Google Partners have been able to provide annual plans for years.