Google Meet - Google's enterprise-grade video meetings - has been rapidly adding new features over the past 6 months, and there are more in the works.
What can be confusing is that not all features are available to all accounts. G Suite for Business users have more features than free personal accounts, and you need G Suite for Enterprise to access all the bells and whistles.
So how can you know what features you should have?
If you are using a work or school account you can check online by signing in and opening this page.
If you have a personal account, or would like a simple chart comparing user features, see the table below.
Note October 6, 2020: G Suite is now Google Workspace. See this update for Google Meet features included with Google Workspace Business Starter, Business Standard, and Business Plus plans.
Google Meet Features: Free vs G Suite accounts
Most recent update: This includes user features launched through October 2, 2020.
Some features may still be rolling out, or may not be available on all devices. Click here to find out what type of account you are signed into.
Time limits are not included for comparison, because currently all types of accounts have effectively unlimited meeting length. After March 2021, free accounts will be limited to 60 minute meetings.
*G Suite Essentials is a Meet-focused service, and does not include many other G Suite features.
Note: This table does not include G Suite for Education or G Suite for Nonprofits features. Visit the G Suite help center for more information.
Sources:
Sources:
Comments
Post a Comment
Spam and personal attacks are not allowed. Any comment may be removed at my own discretion ~ Peggy