Yes, Google Workspace costs money. Its Starter Plan costs $7.2/month per user with an annual commitment and offers custom business email, 30 GB pooled user storage, standard support, and 100 participants video meetings. All plans come with a 14-day free trial. Based on your plan, you get flexible per-user storage (1TB if you choose an individual account), custom business email, and access to all Google apps, including Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Google Meet, Google Chat, and more.Try Google Workspace for free

Free Google accounts have basic Google products like Gmail, Drive, Google Docs, Sheets, etc. Also, all emails have a gmail.com domain. A free Google account is good for individuals who need access to basic Google services like sending and receiving emails or creating personal budgeting sheets.Google Workspace is a paid service by Google designed for more professional use by teams of all sizes. It unlocks features like custom emails, additional video-conferencing participants, advanced security features, and scheduling options

Yes, it’s worth paying for Google Workspace. Go for: · Business Starter plan if you have a small team that needs around 30GB of storage per user · Business Standard if you need all features from Business Starter with excessive per-user storage of up to 2 TB and want upgradable support. · Business Plus if you’re a large-sized business that needs heavy amounts of per-user storage of up to 5TB per user, access to Google Vault, enhanced security and upgradable support. · Google Workspace Enterprise if you want business emails with S/MIME encryption for better security, data loss prevention, 5TB of