Google One is Google’s very own digital storage subscription service.
Launched in August 2018 as Google’s attempt to bring all its storage options – from Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos – under one name and in one location, the service allows its users to get more out of their Google account and to use Google’s services without having to worry about storage.
For those of us who are very invested in the Google space and use its services every single day, this is super useful!
So, how are Google Drive and Google One any different?
Google One was created to replace Google Drive’s paid plans and to highlight that these paid plans are not just about storage but also about other Google services like Gmail and Google Photos.
Google One also lets you share your storage with family and friends and gives you access to ‘Google Experts’ – a fancier version of Google’s standard customer support.
With people trained in Google’s products right there to help you whenever you have an issue, Google One users really have nothing to complain about!
So, how can you sign up for Google One? And does its subscription cost fit within your budget?
The cost of Google One depends on what subscription plan you choose. The platform currently has a few different plans depending on how much storage space you choose. These are:
• 15GB – Free.
• 100GB – £1.59 per month.
• 200 GB – £2.49 per month.
• 2TB – £7.99 per month.
• 10TB – £79.99 per month.
• 20TB – £159.99 per month.
• 30TB – £239.99 per month.
The first step in subscribing to Google One is to make sure that you have a Google account. If you haven’t, go to accounts.google.com to create one. Once you have your account, follow these steps to subscribe to Google One:
1. Sign in with your Google Account.
2. Go to one.google.com and choose the ‘Upgrade’ option. Since all Google accounts come with 15GB of free storage, you need to upgrade your plan to a paid plan to access more storage.
3. Choose your new storage plan – 100GB, 200GB, 2TB, 10TB, 20TB, or 30TB.
4. Confirm and continue.
5. Select your payment method, enter your payment details, and click ‘Subscribe’.
And you’re done! You can now start enjoying your new storage!
Since Google One lets you share your subscription with up to six family members, you can save by sharing the cost of your subscription with up to five other people.
How? With Together Price!
Together Price is an innovative platform for sharing digital services that lets you share the cost of your multi-account subscription in a legitimate, safe, and secure way.
With Together Price, the Google One 2TB plan, for example, would only cost you £1.33 per month instead of £7.99 per month. Multiply that reduced cost by 12 months, and you will notice how much you could save on Together Price!
Together Price gives you many benefits and advantages in one simple solution:
1. A trusted network based on high levels of control and reliability that can measure the credibility of every user.
2. A Tpassword system for the safety and security of your credentials and access to shared services.
3. A digital wallet to keep all your payments under control.
4. A dedicated chat line where you can communicate with other users.
With Together Price, you share and save while all the hassles are left to us!
Whether you become an Admin or a Joiner on Together Price, you will be able to enjoy the best digital sharing services.
Sharing has never been better with Together Price!
The difference between them is simply that while Google Drive is only about Google Drive storage, Google One is about storage across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos, as well as shared family subscriptions and access to Google Experts.
Doesn’t sharing your plan with other people mean the privacy of your storage is compromised? Not at all! You share the storage with other people, but no one else but you can see what you store unless you specifically share a file or folder with them via Google Drive, Gmail, or Google Photos.
While Google One was first launched in the US, it is now available in over 140 countries around the world, including the UK.