Cloud storage
Google One expands the storage shared by Drive, Gmail and Google Photos and can be extended to a family group. Here is how the plans work and what the official terms allow.
Google One
Information verified in September 2026.
Sharing is limited to your Google family group
The organiser must invite only people who qualify for their Google family group and live in the same country. Together Price helps collect family contributions but does not change Google's terms; the group stays private and is never listed in the public marketplace.
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Google One starts at 100 GB of storage shared between Drive, Gmail and Google Photos and moves up through larger tiers, with extras such as Google support, VPN availability on some tiers and, on the higher plans, added Google AI features. Monthly and annual prices in pounds are published on one.google.com and change as the tiers are revised.
The family manager can invite up to five people, making six members including the manager. Invitees need a personal Google Account, must live in the same country, must not belong to another family group and generally must not have switched family groups in the previous 12 months. Work, school and organisation-managed accounts are not eligible. Files remain private unless a member deliberately shares them; members can see how much shared storage each person uses, not their files.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the storage tier and on whether you pay monthly or yearly. The current amounts in pounds are listed on one.google.com, and they have been revised as new tiers launched.
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