Google Workspace: Score 10% off the Business Starter plan by adding this coupon code
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FAQs
How do I Contact the Google Workspace Support Team?
You can contact the Google Workspace team whilst in your admin console, by clicking the ‘help’ button. Once you’ve clicked it a window will pop up where you can type in your query, after which you can hit send.
Does Google Workspace Have a Free Trial?
Yes, you can sign up for a 14-day free trial to test the water before you make a decision. After 14 days, you can choose to renew your subscription or cancel it.
What is Included in a Google Workspace Plan?
There are several plans available. All Google Workspace plans provide a custom email address for your business and include collaboration tools like Gmail, Calendar, Meet, Slides, Drive, Docs, Chat, Forms, and more. Other plans come with further benefits such as security management.
Hints and Tips
Sign up for the newsletter: The Google Workspace newsletter will keep you updated on all the latest updates and features coming to service, as well as any potential sales or discounts. To sign up simply scroll to the bottom of the webpage and input your email address.
Chose the right plan: The more advanced the plan you choose, the more features will be included and the more you will pay per month. If there is a simpler plan besides the one you've chosen, double-check that you need all the features on offer. If not, you could save a significant sum each month by moving down a tier.
Take out annual plans: You'll also get a better deal on your plans by choosing to pay annually instead of monthly. Although you'll pay more upfront this way, doing so can net you as much as a 30% discount in the long run.
Follow them on social media: If you don't want to fill your inbox with emails, then following them on social media is a great alternative. You’ll still be able to keep up to date with the latest updates on the service.
Education Suite: If you’re a student and want to use G-suite but can't afford a plan then the education suite could be for you. The education suite comes with some essential tools as part of the free service such as docs, calendar, sheets, slides, drive, and more.
How to use a Google Workspace promo code
1. Choose one of our Google Workspace discount codes and copy it to your clipboard.
2. Choose a plan that suits your needs and it to the basket.
3. Head to the checkout page.
4. When prompted paste your code into the relevant box, usually labeled as ‘discount code’
5. Enjoy your savings!
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