Lifetime Google Workspace Accounts for Instantly.ai

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Same Google Workspace, Much lower cost.

It's a one-time payment, so no more expensive monthly fees.

One time cost:

You can add up to 300 email senders in one GWS account.

Add up to 300 Users:

For the best combo, get 100 domains with 3 email senders each for a total of 300 email senders!

Add up to 200 Domains:

Google phased out lifetime accounts in 2012, so this is your chance to lock in huge savings before it's too late.

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300 Email Accounts - Lifetime Deal

$999

Lifetime Google Workspace refers to the older versions of Google's suite of productivity tools (formerly known as Google Apps and later G Suite) before the rebranding to "Google Workspace" in October 2012. The lifetime versions included popular applications like Gmail, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides, among others. These tools were offered in various editions tailored to different users, including businesses, schools, and individuals.

The transition to Google Workspace introduced new features, improved integration across the suite, and a more unified branding. It also brought changes to the pricing structure and subscription plans. Google aimed to create a more integrated experience for communication and collaboration with this update.

For users of the lifetime versions, Google announced that they would need to transition to a paid Google Workspace subscription plan to continue using their services or find alternatives if they did not wish to switch to the new paid models. This phase-out of the free lifetime edition has been part of Google's broader strategy to streamline their offerings and focus on their enterprise and business clients.

In early 2022, after announcing the discontinuation of the free edition, Google faced significant pushback from long-time users of the service. In response, they offered a temporary reprieve allowing personal use accounts to continue without immediate payment. This was meant to help users who were using these accounts in a non-commercial capacity, such as for families or small personal projects.

Under this concession, users who had been utilizing the free edition for personal purposes were allowed to maintain their services for free under the following conditions:

1. Non-commercial use: The accounts must be used for personal, non-commercial purposes.

2. Limited features: The accounts may have reduced or limited features compared to the newer, paid Google Workspace plans.

3. User limit: These lifetime accounts could include a certain number of user slots (like up to 300 users), which was typical under the original free G Suite offering for small businesses and organizations.

The intent was to allow users to continue using the service without disruption while encouraging commercial users to upgrade to the more robust, paid versions of Google Workspace that include full business functionality and support.

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