Google's Workplace is now free and you can use it today

Its time for some more good news, directed to all the Google users out there. The company has decided to remove payment for one its most used services.

More exactly, Google has announced that its making taxed Workspace features also available to non-paying Google users, thus creating a single, integrated experience for everyone.

Google offers more features for no charge

Until recently, Google Workspace, which was previously known as G Suite, worked like Microsoft’s Office 365.

There were both free and paid versions of core services such as Gmail, Docs, and Sheets, as well as the paid versions which gave users a bit more functionality, besides management capabilities.

According to the company, with this change, the Workspace features which cost money will become available to non-paying customers, leading to the creation of a simpler codebase for Google to offer customers more value.

By bringing Google Workspace to everyone, we’re making it easy for people to stay connected, get organized and achieve more together, whether it’s advancing a cause, planning your family reunion, assigning next steps for the PTA, or discussing this month’s book club pick. 

Google creates Workspace Individual, a new paid service

While the services that we mentioned above are becoming free of charge, Google is introducing a brand new paid project, called Workspace Individual.

This initiative is mainly aimed at entrepreneurs, as well as other individuals that work alone, or as a part of small businesses.

With this new Google Workspace subscription offering, individual small business owners can get more done, show up more professionally and better serve their customers. Building on the integrated Google Workspace experience now available to everyone, the solution provides premium capabilities, including smart booking services, professional video meetings, personalized email marketing and much more on the way

Through this, the company provides premium features, such as booking services, professional video meetings, and personalized email marketing.

Google officials state that even more features are planned for the future, so users have yet more reasons to rejoice.

Workspace Individual will be coming soon to Australia, Brazil, Canada, Japan, Mexico, and the United States.

Although no pricing information has been made public yet, users can still sign-up in order to gain more information.

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