There are also Office 365 Business plans that add hosted email and additional collaboration applications, starting from $209.88 per user per year. Office 365 starts at $99 per year (or $10 per month) for the Personal plan, which offers 1TB plus the full desktop versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook, and other additional features – while Office 365 Home allows up to five users, and 1TB per user, for $129 per year (or $13 per month).

The latter is available at A$84 per year per user for 1TB each or $168 per year per user with unlimited online storage. While its free account might not overly generous, Microsoft offers some good upgrade options, starting at 50GB for A$2.99 a month – and you can get more if you subscribe to an Office 365 or OneDrive for Business plan. Google offers plenty of options, starting with 100GB for A$2.49 a month, or 1TB for $12.49 a month, 10TB for $124.99 a month, 20TB for $249.99 a month, or a monstrous 30TB for $374.99 a month.įor businesses, Google also offers the option of upgrading to G Suite, starting at $5 per user per month, which includes various business features such as hosted email and 30TB of online storage per user – or $10 per user per month with unlimited storage (or, if there are fewer than five users, 1TB each). However, you can buy more space from each of these companies. But at least it’s substantially better than Microsoft’s offering: 5GB of storage for a free OneDrive account. Your 15GB can be split between Google Drive, Gmail and Photos, so it might not end up being enough capacity, especially if you've had Gmail for a while. If you have a Google account, you’ll get 15GB of storage on Google Drive for no charge at all. We will not share your details with third parties. I have read and accept the privacy policy and terms and conditions and by submitting my email address I agree to receive the Business IT newsletter and receive special offers on behalf of Business IT, nextmedia and its valued partners.

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