About
Who we are and who checks what we publish
Pearl Lemon Cloud is a Google Workspace services team working with UK and US organisations from 10 to 500 seats. Every page carries the name and role of the person who verified its numbers, plus the date they last checked them.
We started this practice because the Workspace market splits badly in two: giant partners who will not quote below 500 seats, and licence resellers who add a portal and no engineering. Most teams need the middle — someone who will move the data, tell them which admin settings are wrong, and then keep the console tidy for a predictable monthly fee.
We publish prices because withholding them wastes both sides' time. Where a figure on this site is our own observation rather than Google documentation, the page says so in the verification block at the bottom.
Who verifies our pages
Deepak Shukla
Founder, Pearl Lemon Cloud
Founded Pearl Lemon in 2016 and the cloud practice that followed it. Signs off commercial claims: pricing, retainer scope and anything a client would hold us to contractually.
Pearl Lemon Cloud migrations desk
Google Workspace migration engineers
The engineers who run cutovers. They verify durations, delta-sync behaviour, source platform quirks and anything involving permission mapping at scale.
Pearl Lemon Cloud security desk
Workspace security and compliance reviewers
Reviews the control list behind our audits, mail authentication guidance and retention or Vault claims before they are published.
| Registered office | Pearl Lemon, 17 Hanover Square, London W1S 1BN |
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| Contact | cloud@pearllemon.com · +44 20 8129 6580 |
| UK hours | Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00 GMT |
| US hours | Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 ET |
| Typical client size | 10–500 Workspace seats |
| Page review cadence | Every 180 days, or on Google product change |
What this doesn't cover
- We are not a Google Cloud Platform infrastructure consultancy; Workspace is the practice.
- We do not provide legal, tax or regulatory advice, only configuration evidence.
- We do not take on break-fix hardware support or on-site desk visits.
Talk to the person who would do the work
No SDR layer. The first call is with an engineer who can tell you on the call whether the job is three weeks or three months.