(Opens in a new window) Read Our Livedrive for Business Review The good news is that, if you're unsuccessful, then you (being the account admin) can reach Google support by phone, email, or chat. We tried a few different methods and was only successful with the HTML option. Before you go any further, you have to verify your domain, which you can do in a variety ways, including adding some HTML code to your website and uploading a text file to your hosting service. Finally, you set up a password and then prove you're not a robot by identifying a series of images. If you don't have one, then you can buy a domain through Google or another web hosting service. To sign up, you have to provide contact information, your business name, your number of employees, and choose your domain name.
On the document management side, the product also does well but if you need task and workflow management, then our Editors' Choice Zoho Docs Standard is a better pick.
Read our editorial mission (Opens in a new window) & see how we test (Opens in a new window). Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. Google Drive for Work is an excellent tool for document collaboration and editing. Both the Basic and Business plans give you 24/7 email and phone support. G Suite Business ($10 per user per month) gives you everything the Basic plan does and adds advanced admin controls, secure archiving for vital business documents, and unlimited storage (or 1 TB per user if you have fewer than five users). G Suite Basic gives you 30 GB of storage, integrated calendars, business email addresses, and basic admin and security controls. After the trial period ends, there are two plans from which to choose: G Suite Basic and G Suite Business. You can try it out for free via a 30-day trial with no credit card required. On the storage service side, Google Drive for Work has an excellent feature set but the strong, sometimes unavoidable, push towards Google G Suite will add some unnecessary burden for certain organizations, resulting in its getting ranked slightly behind Editors' Choice winners Dropbox Business and Egnyte Business. Google Drive for Work begins at $5 per user per month for its Basic plan and represents a solid option for small and midsized business (SMB) customers looking for either a business cloud storage solution or a decently-featured document management tool.
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