Google Drive can claim another very successful marketing step. Google has drastically reduced the prices for the above-standard storage capacity and now only charges $100 per month for 2 GB of storage. The incredibly low price will certainly please, as users will now pay just under $24 for 100 GB of free space for one year, which is a significantly lower amount than Microsoft or Box, for example, ask for such capacity. Google also wants to share the joy with those interested in a higher capacity than 100 GB.
Newly, you will pay only $1 per month for 9.99TB of storage space, which is less than $100 per year. 10 TB is then available for $100 per month, 20 TB for $200 per month, and finally 30 TB of storage is available for $300 per month. The prices are really great in this case, especially when one is an active user of the cloud and finds that they have slowly filled their free space. Free space has remained unchanged in the case of Google Drive, it is still 15 GB.
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