Is Google Apps worth paying for? Their cheapest plan is $50
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Is Google Apps worth paying for?
Their cheapest plan is $50 a year, which is not a crazy amount.
But what are the actual advantages for those that don't own a business?
The Google site sucks ass at telling the customer why this is worth paying for.
>>51515409
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
I created two accounts when it was still free
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Google services to my 2 domains with custom emails will always be free
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
>>51515435
Do you like the service they provide?
Would it be worth $50 a year?
Do you get more storage? more stability? better integration with other services? What?
You have to pay for Google Apps? What the fuck. I've never had a problem
bump. anyone?
does hangouts connectivity/reliability improve?
>>51515409
Fuck you lagdroid faggots
>>51515503
I actually have it only to use Gmail with custom domains. Other than that, it's the same as @gmail accounts.
Doesn't The Verge use Google Apps? A lot of schools do to.
It would be useful if you have a small business
>>51515409
You get a personalized botnet.
>>51515409
no, you can get customized email for like 1$ per gb, you can make your own cloud server for like 10 more $
I got a free 100-person account in like 2009.
I think you can still get a free one-person account by signing up for whatever google calls their AWS-competitor cloud-hosting service.