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What is Jungle Scout?

Jungle Scout is an online tool and Google Chrome extension to help make Amazon sellers become more successful in less time. Prior to the launch of Jungle Scout, doing product research for Amazon products was tedious and time-consuming. Amazon sellers would spend countless hours creating spreadsheets to categorize products that might potentially sell well with unknown variables, Jungle Scout has now simplified this process and made it easy, simple and even fun to find profitable products to sell. You can read more about the team and company here. More on this later in the review, but Jungle Scout also has some of the best customer service representatives that I have ever experienced!

Jungle Scout Free trial

There is no free trial for Jungle Scout, however, if you cancel within 14 days then you get a full refund. Give it a try, you will have no regrets! Jungle Scout offers a suite of products from free resources to paid products. I will be touching on the helpful free resources and expanding upon the paid Jungle Scout features such as the Chrome Extension, Product Database, and more.

The Chrome Extension

The Chrome Extension enables you, an Amazon seller, to see critical product details for a product niche at a glance. When the extension gets ran, it quickly generates a list of the top 16 listings for the product niche you are searching in while showing “Average Daily Sales”, “Average Sales Rank”, “Average Selling Price”, “Average Reviews”, and “Opportunity Score” (in the Pro version). With these four calculations, you can, within seconds, determine if a niche is worth entering. These numbers offer you a good idea of competitiveness and demand and will help you determine if more research should be done, or if a different product should be found. The Chrome Extension will save you hours of work per product, which will increase your profitability and productivity.

How To Use The Jungle Scout Chrome Extension

These are the exact steps that I used to find all of my Amazon products, which have all been a success. I’m confident that you will be able to surpass my $12,000+ in sales.

Step 1: Purchase, install and activate the plugin on Google Chrome

Step 2: Navigate to Amazon

Step 3: Enter in a search or seed keyword

Step 4: Once on the results page, press the “JS” logo in the top right-hand corner of the browser

Step 5: The Jungle Scout Extension will appear, let all the results populate for a few seconds

Step 6: Take your cursor and hover over each product to make sure it is relevant since metrics for nonrelevant products can skew your results

Step 7: If you find a result that doesn’t fit, then hover over it and select the “X” to remove it from the list. Notice that your average results at the top changed.

Step 8: Now examine the results, look for a product that has average sales of 200+ units per month and less than 60 reviews. I like to look in the $25-$45 price point. Run the Chrome Extension on the products listed below, you will see what the metrics look like for lucrative products. In the video above, I show what it looks like to analyze a very saturated niche also for comparison.

Free resources to help with your overall success:

• Amazon FBA Calculator
  

This calculator is provided by Amazon and helps a seller determine their costs and revenue prior to listing. Use this calculator to determine your profit margin before ever ordering your product. I shoot for about a 40% profit margin.

• Jungle Scout Sales Estimator

Enter a products “sales rank” and Jungle Scout will show you the estimated units sold per month of the product.

• Jungle Scout Listing Grader

Let Jungle Scout analyze your Amazon listing, as a well-made listing will often determine your success. Be sure to have a very complete listing with high-quality photos and text. Include all dimensions also. Your listing should convince someone to buy your product.

• Million Dollar Case Study

Follow Greg’s journey as he launched a product with the goal of earning $1,000,000 in revenue. He has left no detail out when it comes to how, what, or why. Learn everything from sourcing to product listing throughout Greg’s case study. (This inspired me when I started)

• Beginners Guide to Selling on Amazon

If you are new to selling on Amazon, this guide is for you. I would recommend reading the entire guide and taking notes, by the end of the guide you will be armed with enough info to start your own selling journey.

• 1038 Niches Jungle Scout E-Book

Need product ideas? Check out this comprehensive list. I would use this list for inspiration and use Jungle Scout to find lucrative, untapped, sub-niches within these niches.

Jungle Scout Market

The Market is one of the best tools that Jungle Scout has put out most recently! Before using The Market, FBA owners would have to rely on UpWork and other freelancer websites in order to complete tasks that were outside their skillset, or that were just too time consuming.

The Market brings the best Amazon freelancers all to one place, with their proprietary freelancer platform. Save time and money by hiring the best freelancers for your business. From graphic creation to product photos to legal help, The Market has it all.

Easily filter by reviews (left by other Jungle Scout users), availability and price. I highly encourage you to check out The Market for all your outsourced needs!

Jungle Scout – The Product Database

The Jungle Scout Product Database, formerly known as the Web App, helps find lucrative niches and produces by searching a massive Jungle Scout database of Amazon listings. The Web App gives you the ability to narrow your search by category, price, rank, sales, revenue, etc, giving you total control in finding a product that meets your particular criteria.

With the web app, you can get very granular with your search by adjusting the settings. I suggest playing with these settings to eliminate generic products while focusing on potential lucrative sub niches.

The Web App, along with the other Jungle Scout features, is offered at three different price points, I personally use the “Suite” version and it has been totally sufficient.

I never needed to use the niche hunter feature as I adjusted my Web App search metrics to meet my needs. Often times you will find a product that makes the niche look appealing to enter, but for some reason this product is an outlier giving a false representation of the niche. Niche hunter removes such anomalies, giving a better “picture” of the entire niche. Please leave a comment below regarding your thoughts if you use the Niche Hunter.

Here are some standout features that the Suite version of Jungle Scout comes with:

• Chrome Extension
• Product Database
• Product Tracker
• Monitor Your Competitors
• Historical Sales and Rank Data
• International Marketplaces
• Time Saving Filters
• Keyword Scout
• Niche Hunter
• Ample Advanced Seller Features
• And Ability To Add Multiple Users

Recent Additions to The Product Database

As the needs of Amazon sellers change and grow over time, Jungle Scout has been making sure they stay up to speed providing the correct tools that nurture selling success. Several additions to the Web App that need to be pointed out include:

Supplier Database

The Supplier Database is first of its kind and helps Amazon sellers find global suppliers that top brands are actually using. Finding a quality supplier is half the battle with e-commerce selling, so by finding the suppliers that seasoned brands are using, you can contact these same suppliers for your own needs. Additionally, this feature can be used to find the supplier of your competitor which may give you a competitive advantage.

When in the Supplier Database, you can search for suppliers based on the product keyword, company or ASIN, giving the best opportunity to find your competition’s exact supplier. I recently used this feature to find the exact supplier that was selling my competitor a high quality floating shelf.

Keyword Scout

Keyword Scout is the most accurate and comprehensive Amazon keyword research tool on the market. This tool is very helpful for finding high-quality keywords that you should include within your listing while showing the search volume and PPC cost associated with each keyword. Any Amazon seller will tell you that having the correct keyword(s) within your product listing is critical to having a high number of sales. When using a tool like Keyword Scout, you no longer have to guess which keywords to use. Put your seed keyword into the tool and let it do the critical thinking for you, then simply add the high search volume, relevant, keywords into your listing.

This tool can also be used to estimate what your PPC spend may be before even entering a product niche. The PPC bids may too high for you to even consider entering. Better to find out before spending thousands of dollars on products!

Product Tracker

Product Tracker is the most comprehensive solution for tracking how a group of products performs over time. Monitor sales to identify viable opportunities and create a strategy for success on Amazon.

Closely track the average sales, revenue, and Best Seller Rank of a product or group of products. Gain valuable insights into the market space as you follow products over time so you can make informed decisions for your Amazon business.

Create groups of similar products to see a roll-up of metrics on a clean interface. Drag and drop to change the order of each product within the group and customize columns to see the data that matters most to you.

See key metrics for each tracked product like average daily sales, price, rank, and more. Dive deeper and view inventory, units sold, rank, and Buy Box price over time on a graph to understand the product’s competitive landscape.

Rank Tracker

Rank Tracker is an analysis tool for monitoring keyword rankings over time. Reverse-search a grouping of ASINs to see historical keyword performance and find out which keywords are influencing your listings — and your competitors’.

Uncover keywords that have an established history of performing well and which ones fall short. Maximize table-data analysis by selecting preset filters to see the most critical keyword data that influences your ranking strategy.

Reverse-search your competitors’ ASINs to identify their high-traffic keywords and track the influence of each keyword. Enter competing ASINs to receive suggested keywords to track and add to your listing.

Track and add your keywords from Keyword Lists and Keyword Scout to Rank Tracker. Add annotations directly to a product’s ranking graph so you can stay organized and assess cause and effect for future analysis.

Opportunity Finder

Opportunity Finder unlocks the power of a keyword to discover promising product niches. Turn a keyword into a market segment, and see in-depth data on sales performance, emerging trends, and competitive insights.

See the top 25 products in each opportunity niche. Add these products directly to Product Tracker to streamline your product research, monitor competitors, and assess the market to create your own winning strategy.
Zero in on trending Amazon keywords with high demand and low competition. Skip the tedious manual research and let Opportunity Finder’s preset categories and filters guide you to a successful product.
Get a comprehensive overview of a particular keyword over time. See historical average units sold, average price, search volume, seasonal trends, reviews, and supplier details to evaluate product performance and market viability.

See which niches show seasonal spikes with designated tags like trending, COVID-19, and more. Use these markers to decide if you want to invest in a product with strong seasonality.

Listing Builder

Jungle Scout’s Listing Builder helps you compete for critical ranking on Amazon search results with data-driven listings. Optimize your listings with recommended keywords and see your rankings improve!

Check how likely your listing is to rank and convert sales with Jungle Scout’s AI-driven Listing Optimization Score. This real-time grade measures product title, description, key features, keywords, images, and more so you have instant live feedback to adjust your listing.

Create a successful SEO strategy with top keywords and improve your product ranking in Amazon’s search results. Import your existing keywords lists, create lists on-the-fly, or use advanced filters to identify high-ranked keywords to rank fast or medium-ranked keywords to temper your ad spend.

Easily move your listing data between your Seller Central account and Jungle Scout. In one click, pull your listings into Jungle Scout to test and optimize them. Simply re-sync the updates directly into Seller Central and watch your rankings improve.

Review Automation

Review Automation is a first-of-its-kind, Amazon ToS approved, solution that completely automates the Seller Central review request process for Jungle Scout users. Save time and never miss an opportunity to earn a review.

Eliminate the tedious task of manually requesting reviews on Seller Central so you can invest time back into your business. Review Automation automatically sends out review requests to all eligible orders.

Review Automation does the work so you don’t have to. See how many hours you’ve saved by automating your requests and continue to focus on what really matters: activities that boost sales.

Inventory Manager

Jungle Scout’s Inventory Manager takes a data-driven approach to your Amazon inventory management. Accurately predict how much stock you should order and the best dates to order it to boost your Amazon sales and avoid stockouts and fees.

View real-time status of your Amazon FBA inventory so you can quickly assess when and how much stock you should reorder. Inventory Manager marks each of your products as Reorder Now, Reorder Soon, Overstock, and In Stock, and calculates the date and quantity you should order, as well as estimated costs and profits.

With Inventory Manager’s demand forecasting technology, you can analyze other critical inventory-level metrics including revenue, cost, profit, average daily sales, and average profit per unit. You can also monitor inbound inventory to keep an eye on units on their way to an Amazon fulfillment center.

Jungle Scout’s Inventory Manager can help you reduce costly long-term inventory storage fees and avoid fees for the return and disposal of FBA inventory by ensuring you don’t order stock too early and you don’t order more than you need.

Make sure you order enough stock — and order it on time — to avoid a costly “stockout.” A lack of inventory means lost sales, not to mention rush shipping costs, fulfillment delays, and poor customer experience. Reduced conversions can also negatively affect your keyword rankings, Buy Box position, and general competitive edge.

Category Trends

Category Trends is a unique product research feature that tracks the top 100 products of any category or subcategory on Amazon. Analyze category performance with historical trend data to identify which category to pursue for an upcoming product launch.

Explore daily category and subcategory purchasing trends on Amazon. Category Trends reveals the top 100 products of a particular category or subcategory to show how a specific product has performed over time and provides insight into market demand.

See category performance metrics like price, review, rating, and rank to validate product ideas. Expand your existing portfolio by adding new products, using data down to a specific subcategory.

View graphs that track an ASIN’s historical monthly rank. Keep tabs on rank fluctuations — like low-ranking products that are gaining momentum or high-ranking products that are dropping in popularity — to understand the directionality of products in the market.

Academy

Since Amazon selling can be tricky, and there are many different aspects to it, Jungle Scout created Academy. Academy is a place where you can watch videos and learn how to sell like a pro within the Web App. Academy teaches not only how to use the Jungle Scout tools, but also teaches all of the other intricacies of Amazon selling that need to be done in order to become a successful Amazon seller. This resource is free of charge for Amazon Web App users, so make sure you take advantage of these videos.

Customer Service

Jungle Scout’s customer service is quick, friendly and helpful. As first time sellers, and new Jungle Scout users, we both had questions about the tools and even general Amazon selling questions. The people that we spoke to, via email, were very clear with their answers and gave me the confidence to keep moving into an area I had no experience in. Honestly, their customer support team is part of the reason for my success, their willingness to help and see me succeed was something I did not expect. Typically customer service teams are unhelp and short, the JS team would respond with paragraphs of information answering the question and more! If you need help or an explanation, do not hesitate to email them.

Jungle Scout API

Jungle Scout offers an API connection so that you can integrate your tools/third party tools directly to their data. The data is outputted in the form JSON, it’s developer friendly. Using the API you can create custom dashboards and form the data in a way that optimizes your business needs.

Final Thoughts

To summarize, Jungle Scout played a critical role in our Amazon success. I do not think I would have been successful from day one without Jungle Scount. If you are on the fence about starting an FBA business or getting Jungle Scout, don’t hesitate any longer.  When starting my Amazon selling journey, my goal was to make $50 a day in profit, I quickly found this was easily obtainable. Please take the plunge and start selling today. Do your research and you will succeed, feel free to email me with any questions. I hope you found this Jungle Scout review helpful and inspiring.

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Microsoft has always been the lead provider of document services. Excel, Word, and PowerPoint are arguably some of the most well-known programs in the planet, not only because of their longevity but also because of how efficient they are, and how many features they provide to each user. The regular Office subscription already offers so much, that it would seem mad for you to consider dropping it.

However, Microsoft now offers the services of Office 365, a reinvigorated and more powerful version of the traditional Office. Office 365 offers far more options and updates than the traditional Office software, but it also comes at a much more elevated price. Whether you’re a student or a businessman, the 365 version has a ton of features that could massively improve your Office experience.

We’ll be exploring the best features of Office 365 as well as the benefits and drawbacks that come with owning this overwhelming Microsoft pack. Our aim will be to help you decide whether to switch from regular Office to the 365 version or keep using the services that you already own.

Microsoft Office 365 – An Overall Take

Whenever we talk about spreadsheets, presentation-making software or even document creators, we always think about the Microsoft Office services. It’s almost inevitable, as even the competitors try to mimic the look and feel of PowerPoint, Excel, and Word. These programs have been around for years, and their features have become what the industry strives for.

As such, Office 365 has everything you’d want your programs to have. Big companies will almost assuredly benefit from what Office 365 has to offer, as it brings together everyone in a working environment thanks to the team features that every single part of the software has.

Office 365 is so complete that the subscription even includes free minutes for Skype. You can communicate with your team wherever they are as long as you’re subscribed to the services, as Microsoft puts a special priority on communication between coworkers. This is one of the features that makes Office 365 a good buy for large companies.

The subscription prices vary depending on how many users work with the service per month, but for what it has to offer, Office 365 is worth every penny. You can judge this by yourself by staying with us through this entire review.

Office 365 Pros & Cons

Regardless of how good this subscription is, there are still some problems that could be fixed in future updates. We feel like the benefits that Office 365 has made it one of the best computer programs for students and workers alike. It doesn’t matter what you do on a computer, having Office will almost assuredly make the difference.

Office 365 Pros

• Office has become the industry standard, which means that other programs try to be like them – instead of buying competition software, you might as well get the service that they strive to provide
• Your subscription makes it easy for you to install PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and Outlook in every device that you own, including mobile phones and tablets
• You can access Office 365 software from almost anywhere – accessibility is the main selling point of this Microsoft package
• Office 365 is basically the definition of good value for money. Matching the number of features that this subscription offers is almost impossible to find anywhere else, particularly at the price that Office has.
• It’s the best software to get if you work in an environment where communication and teamwork are essential

Office 365 Cons

• The software might crash from time, which isn’t as much of an issue thanks to the autosave features
• Sharing documents isn’t as easy as it is if you use Google software such as Drive

Office 365 Features

You’ve probably already used Office services before, in one way or another at least. This is because programs like Word and Excel are part of the daily routines of millions of people from all across the world. Students use these programs to create essays, while businesspeople use them to write reports, keep track of economic changes that happen in companies, and many other things.

The most important features of Office 365 are what makes the programs so complete and easy to use. We’ll take a closer look at everything Office has to offer so you can get a better idea of what you’ll get with their services. First, though, let’s sum up every program that Office 365 is made of.

The Office 365 Programs

• Excel – A spreadsheet manager that lets you input numerical values to create understandable and complex documents
• Word – The most well-known word processor and text document creator on the planet
• PowerPoint – The student-friendly presentation creator that has grown to become an industry leader
• Outlook – Perhaps not the most popular email platform in the world, but a very good tool to integrate with Word and Excel nonetheless
• OneDrive – A cloud service that allows you to sync files from all Office 365 programs
• Publisher – Publisher isn’t as popular as it once was, but it’s still a good tool to be used for the creation of simple layouts
• Access – Access is a database creator and manager, although perhaps not Microsoft’s most popular software
• Skype – Although Skype wasn’t originally part of the Office services, the popular communication app was included after Microsoft bought the company in 2011
• OneNote – This note manager is almost on its way out, but it’s been a faithful member of the Office group for many years

Massive Accessibility

You’ll be able to access any document you create from a Microsoft Office app in any devices that you own. All you must do is download the same program in the device that you want and share it via the cloud service where you have it stored. Then, you can simply access the app on your new device and open the file from the cloud storage.

The simplicity of this process is only matched by Google Drive – other programs struggle a lot when it comes to compatibility in various devices.

The Office Familiar Feel

Microsoft knows how users absolutely hate to have their favorite things change. They’ve learned this lesson the hard way with some of their failed products (like Windows Vista). Thus, they’ve aimed to remain true to their goal of creating a uniform service even if it must evolve.

Although some things do change with newer versions of the programs, the core components that makeup Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and every other Office 365 program remain the same. This is particularly useful for those who hate change and are accustomed to the things they already know, which is the majority of the world’s population.

Full Security Control

You can have Microsoft protect your documents if you want them to, thanks to the powerful protective software of Office 365. You could also opt out of the protection (some people aren’t comfortable with Microsoft handling their security), but the decision is up to you. We do feel like their security is very efficient, and getting rid of it brings no benefits to the table.

Communication Between Apps

The addition of Skype to the Office 365 subscription also came with the ability of users to chat with one another without having to leave the app they’re currently using. For example, you could use Skype’s integration to talk to other people working in the same Office account via OneDrive, and even if you choose to close the program, you’ll be allowed to continue the conversation in Skype itself.

Office 365 Pricing & Plans

There are three main plans that you should consider when purchasing a new Office subscription. Office Personal, which is aimed for people that only plan to use the services on their own devices, costs just short of $70 a year. They also offer Office Home, a service that covers the needs of entire households, and it costs about $90 a year.

Then, they have their Office Business plan, which stands at almost $150 a year. There are many other packages that Microsoft offers, but these are the most direct ones that you might want to buy. You can also get more specialized services for companies, which you can find by visiting their massive store.

The prices grow depending on the number of features that you need, but we think that they’re all worth the money.

Our Final Verdict on Office 365

Being completely honest, we feel like you won’t find any other programs that come close to what Office 365 has to offer. PowerPoint, Excel, and Word are simply too good to be outclassed (so far, at least). Furthermore, the economic power of Microsoft allows the company to offer the services of Office at a very affordable price, which makes it available for users of almost all backgrounds.

We don’t think you’ll find anything better than Office 365 at the same price, or even remotely close to it. It just has too much to offer, and too many features for other competitors to match. If you can afford it, buying Office 365 is a no-brainer.

G Suite is Google’s response to the powerful and well-known Office programs that Microsoft has crafted and perfected through the years. Although it would seem very unlikely that any modern app could match the popularity of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other similar apps, it would be foolish to ignore the products that Google has developed since the mid-2000s.

The innovative design that Google started developing many years ago would grant users the chance to access text documents, slides, and even spreadsheets using their own email. When the services started being developed, Hotmail was still the most popular email platform on the planet, and it was hard to think Gmail would dominate the industry as it does today.

However, the ability to use, access and share documents with the click of a button has meant that Google took an advantage that had been left unexploited by Microsoft. As such, Microsoft had to make Office 365 compatible with cloud sharing, copying Google and falling a few steps behind them again.

But even though Google innovated by introducing G Suite, how does this platform compare to the almighty Office suite? We’ll be exploring all of this in the following paragraphs, answering all questions that might arise in the process.

G Suite – A Quick Overview of Google’s Services

G Suite offers users the chance to create text documents, as well as spreadsheets and slide presentations. You probably know the basics of G Suite if you’ve ever worked with Gmail. You can subscribe to their premium services by simply creating a profile on the website, selecting how many employees are working in your company, and paying the subscription.

However, Google offers a free trial of two weeks, in which time you’ll be able to test the features of the software and see how it fares with the number of employees that you have in your company. Google offers G Suite in three different pricing plans, but we’ll explore pricing and benefits later in the article. Each plan is paid on a per-user monthly fee, though.

Look at G Suite as a custom version of Gmail’s services. You get your own custom business emails when subscribing to G Suite, as well as the advantage to share everything on the cloud with members of your company. Even the basic plan comes with 30 GB for you to all share documents and information, so it’ suited for most small and medium businesses.

The services are very complete, and you can even buy G Suite for as many employees as you like. It’s a great document creation and sharing service for most companies.

The Pros & Cons of G Suite

Google usually comes up with high-quality programs that people all over the world tend to enjoy. However, there are some critical disadvantages that you’ll be facing if you or your company opt for G Suite instead of another document service.

G Suite Pros

• Google has made sure to provide absolute compatibility with their apps. Office 365 apps might feel slow when running in some phones, while G Suite apps tend to run very smoothly
• Drive allows you to share information easily and quickly
• G Suite is an overall inexpensive program – the subscription can be easily afforded by even the smallest of companies
• Security integrations are great in G Suite – you won’t have to fear for your files and documents when using their service

G Suite Cons

• G Suite apps create G Suite documents, which aren’t used as much in the modern world. This could cause compatibility issues with other platforms, such as Office 365
• G Suite doesn’t work well without an internet connection, which limits functionality if you aren’t online

G Suite vs Office 365 – Which Service is Better?

When it comes to pricing, we feel that G Suite is better than Office 365. Their basic plans cost almost identically the same, but their plans intended for large enterprises double in value when looking at what Office 365 offers. G Suite offers unlimited storage to companies with more than 5 user subscribed to the service as well, which is a massive bonus.

Looking at the cloud features, G Suite uses Google Drive, which is known to be one of the best cloud services in the world. Naturally, this puts it a few steps above Office 365. The email services of G Suite are far superior to the ones you get with Microsoft as well, seeing as Office 365 comes with Outlook and G Suite works with Gmail.

It might seem like G Suite has an advantage over Office, but it depends on how you want to look at it. The individual programs are much better in Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and the rest are known leaders of the document industry), while Google’s programs are lacking in features and don’t feel as complete as those you get with Microsoft.

It’s a matter of both personal preferences and what your company needs – we’d recommend G Suite for people that need better interconnectivity between documents, while Office 365 is better for those who need a better document creation interface.

The Apps that Constitute G Suite

As you know, G Suite is a Google service, completely powered by Google apps. Some of them are lesser known than others, so we’ve made this quick overview to show you the basic programs you’ll be getting with your subscription of G suite.

• Gmail – There’s no way to say it differently: Gmail has overtaken every single competitor in the email industry since its introduction over a decade ago. Gmail is a standout in the G Suite subscription, as you’ll be able to create a Gmail address with a custom name, but still keep a hold of the Gmail service
• Google Drive – Gmail users probably know by now how efficient Google Drive is. Sharing files is extremely easy when using this platform. G Suite relies on Drive to keep every file shared among users from the same company, and it’s a pivotal app that remains one of Google’s most important online products to date
• Google Document Creators – Google has included some very powerful document makers inside the G Suite subscription, albeit they aren’t as good as those you get with the Office suite. The programs can be used to share the documents with Drive, as they’re fully compatible with every other Google service.
• Google Calendar – The traditional Google calendar app has grown exponentially since it was first introduced, and it’s now one of the best calendar apps in the world. Those who need to travel will not need to adjust any events in the app, as it will change and adapt to time zones by itself. You can also use it to share events with coworkers.
• Google Hangouts – You’ve probably heard of Hangouts before, but few people really know what it truly is. Hangouts offers the chance for users to communicate without having to rely on external software, thanks to their basic platform that integrates a simple chat for countless people at once. There’s also an integrated video call app, which supports up to 30 users

G Suite Pricing & Plans – How Affordable Is This Google Service?

G Suite offers far better plans than Office 365, and better than most of the best document-based apps on the market as well. G Suite only has three plans available, which makes yours a very straightforward decision. Simply choose whichever plan seems to better suit your needs (or your company’s needs) and you’ll be getting the best out of G Suite in no time.

Basic Plan ($5 per user a month)

The Basic Plan of G Suite comes with custom email addresses for every registered member of your organization, as well as 30 GB of free storage. However, if your company has more than 5 members, you’ll get unlimited storage. This program includes Google Sites, a tool used to create websites.

From this plan onwards, Google grants you 24/7 customer support and access to every program included in G Suite.

Business Plan ($10 per user a month)

The Business plan is a more in-depth version of the Basic plan, and it allows you to select where your data is stored. It also provides you with up to 1 TB of data storage if your company has less than 5 registered employees.

Enterprise Plan ($25 per user a month)

The Enterprise plan permits Google to keep your data even safer, and grants users the chance to access advanced admin controls with certain registered profiles. It also comes with every other feature you find in the Business and Basic Plans, as well as special encryption for your emails.

None of these versions show any type of advertising when using them. The free services of G Suite do show you ads, although they aren’t as annoying as what we see in other Google service (like YouTube, for example).

Our Final Verdict on G Suite – Should You Get In Place of Other Suites?

G Suite has a great advantage when it comes to familiarity with their programs. Most of the programs included in this package are already widely known and used all around the globe, such as Docs, Gmail, and Calendar. However, bar Gmail, they still aren’t as popular as the legendary Microsoft products like Excel and Word. The tools aren’t perfect, but they do a solid job and give you what you need.

Small businesses might want to opt for G Suite simply because of how easy it is to use, and how easy to access are the features on this platform. Connectivity is much more superior in G Suite than in any other platform as well, thanks to the high quality of Google’s services.