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Sunday, February 24, 2019

The consumer storage plan paid by Google Drive becomes Google One

Updates with some low-cost rating and a lot of allowances make Google's shopper storage a lot of competitive than Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive choices.

Google One
Google One


The consumer version of Google Drive is getting a makeover, with a new name, new benefits and affordable prices for data storage.


In the next few months starting in America, all paid consumers Google Drive storage plans will become Google One plans, Google announced Monday. This does not apply to business customers using Google Drive as part of the G Suite.

Updates make Google's consumer storage plans more competitive than dropboxes and Microsoft's OneDrive options.


Google One Pricing

Pricing for Google One starts at 100GB for $ 1.99, 200GB for $ 2.99 and 2TB for $ 9.99 per month. Existing Google Drive plans embrace 1TB for $9.99 - those plans are going to be upgraded to 2TB at no further price.

Google One will offer up to 30TB plans per month, and pricing for bigger plans from 2TB will be the same (30TB will be worth $ 299.99 per month).

In addition to new pricing, Google lets one customer purchase family plans. Customers can add five family members under one bill, each family member still has their own private storage space.


Google One also brings "one-tap access" for experts to help consumer products and services. Customers get facilities like credit on Google Play or get deals on some of the hotels found through Google Search.


Consumer Google accounts come with 15 GB free space, but as noted by Google, people are using more storage for the use of mobile phones and the rise of 4K video and high-resolution photography.

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