Google One for Web

Service snapshot

Google One is the new consumer cloud-storage offering that replaces Google’s existing premium plans previously marketed under the Google Drive label. It’s positioned as more than a simple storage swap-out — the product combines expanded capacity with additional perks and support improvements.

Storage options

• Plans begin at 100 GB and scale up to as much as 30 TB to accommodate large photo, video, and file libraries.
• With these tiers, users should be able to store bulky media without running into space constraints.

Extra perks and discounts

• Members can receive credits for the Google Play Store and occasional promotional deals tied to regular Google searches, such as reduced rates on hotel bookings.
• Additional member benefits are rolled into the subscription beyond raw storage, making the service more of a bundled consumer offering.

Customer support improvements

• Subscribers gain one-tap access to help for any Google product, which is intended to make troubleshooting quicker and less frustrating for nontechnical users.
• The emphasis is on higher-quality and more immediate support compared with previous premium-plan experiences.

Family sharing and access

• Plans can be shared among up to five family members, letting a household pool a single storage allowance.
• Shared plans also include straightforward access to support for family members when issues arise.