Google Workspace

Your business email, calendar and files, in one place.

Most of the small businesses I work with run on Google Workspace, and most of the systems I build plug into it. If you're still running the business out of a personal Gmail account, this is the first thing I'd fix.

New accounts get 10% off the first year.

Start a free trial → Or have me set it up

Why Workspace

What changes when the business has its own account.

Email at your own domain, like you@yourbusiness.com. It tells customers they are dealing with a real business.
The files belong to the business, not to someone's personal account. When an employee leaves, the files stay.
One shared calendar, with a booking page customers can use without calling you.
Email, calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets and video calls under one login.
It connects to the tools I build with, like Airtable, Zapier and website forms, so the work you do later has somewhere to land.

Do it yourself

Start a trial and save 10%.

Google gives you 14 days free. It's billed per person, per month, so a one-person business pays for one.

For 10% off your first year, email me for a code before you start. Each code works once, and it has to go in at checkout, before the trial sign-up is finished, so ask first and sign up second.

The discount is for new accounts only. If you've already started a Workspace trial, the code won't apply.

Start a free trial → Email me for a code

Or I set it up

$150, done right the first time.

I connect your domain, set up email for you and anyone who works with you, and get the calendar and shared files in place so they're ready to use.

I sign you up through the same link, so you still get the 10% off.

Ask me to set it up →

I'm in Google's referral program, so I earn a fee when someone signs up through my link. It doesn't cost you anything, and I'd recommend Workspace either way.