The G Suite plans are, of course, ad-free, and all available for access through apps on your mobile device. All three plans give users access to a large library of add-ons, the ability to access and edit Microsoft Office files and work offline, a guaranteed 99,9% uptime as well as 24/7 customer support by phone and/or online. As the name suggests, the Basic plan is the most fundamental plan, but it still gives you access to all the important and core features any business is dependant on an email service, document- and spreadsheets, as well as presentations. All three all include popular apps such as Gmail, Docs and Drive, as well as Drive for storage in the cloud and file synchronization. The platform from Google makes it easy for businesses to efficiently collaborate and stay productive, and users can choose from three different pricing plans Basic, Business and Enterprise.
In this article I’ll get in to what functions differentiates G Suite’s three plans and disclose why one plan might be preferable over the other for some organizations. “What G Suite plan should I choose for my organization?” “Do I have to choose the Business plan because we are, in fact, a business, or could I choose Basic?” “What really differentiates the three plans?” These and similar questions are questions that we come across often, and questions that we know organizations Google every day.
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