[somehnguy]

G Suite is an incredible value. I have an account with a single user, paying $12+tax/month. On that account I have 20TB in Drive. Good luck getting that kind of storage pricing elsewhere, I'm actually nervous about Google ever deciding to kill the heaviest users or charge more because I don't know where else I would go.

In my understanding my 20TB isn't just 20TB sitting in their datacenter, it's de-duped across accounts. But still, amazing value.

[the_svd_doctor]

Isn't it <= 1TB if less than 5 users ?

[somehnguy]

Technically, yes. But it has never been enforced AFAIK. That could change tomorrow of course, so I would be cautious of using it for anything that is very important.

[MiroF]

I suspect that posting about this on HN is one of the fastest routes towards getting this fixed, in terms of concentration of Google engineers likely to see your post.

[somehnguy]

Ha, that would be super unfortunate. But not too worried about that happening. It's been openly talked about online for years with no action.

[the_svd_doctor]

Ho! Very interesting. I always thought it was very much an active thing.

[fomine3]

In my thought, anyway Google must hold data to support eDiscovery, so they remove capacity limit.