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Google Workspace APIs like the Gmail API let you programmatically manage mail settings, but the developer page does not say which paid plan is required. developers.google.com, checked 6 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Google Takeout lets users export and download their data from products such as Gmail, Drive and Calendar; Workspace admins control whether users can do this. support.google.com, checked 6 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Zapier lists a Google Workspace Admin integration. zapier.com, checked 6 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Google runs its own Workspace Marketplace where businesses install third-party apps that connect to Workspace. workspace.google.com, checked 6 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Public API, plan tier unconfirmed. Takeout export, admin controlled. Own Marketplace and Zapier integration.
From $7 a month
Google Workspace is the go-to productivity suite for small businesses that want email, file storage, video calls, and document tools all in one place. You get a professional email address at your own domain, plus apps like Docs, Sheets, Meet, and Drive that your whole team can use together in real time. Every paid plan now includes Gemini, Google's AI assistant, built right into Gmail, Docs, and more. It's a strong fit for teams of any size that already live in the Google ecosystem or want a reliable, cloud-based alternative to Microsoft 365.
Gemini AI is built into Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Meet, and more — it can draft emails, summarize threads, suggest replies, generate content, and take meeting notes. Higher-tier plans unlock expanded AI models and NotebookLM, an AI-powered research assistant.
Google Workspace is the best all-in-one productivity suite for most small businesses, especially if your team already uses Google tools in their personal lives. The biggest pro is that you get email, video calls, file storage, real-time docs, and AI assistance all under one roof starting at $7 per user per month. The main downside is that the entry-level Starter plan only includes 30 GB of storage per user, which can feel tight if your team shares a lot of large files.