Changelog
What changed, and when
Every change to a published figure gets a dated line here, newest first. If you cite our Workspace price tracker or limits reference, this page tells you whether the number you quoted has moved since. Last entry 2026-08-06.
- Reference
Price tracker gets citation and embed blocks
The Workspace price tracker now publishes a copy-and-paste citation, an HTML source link and an embeddable price table so publications can reuse the figures with attribution.
- Tools
Licence cost calculator moved to its own page
The Google Workspace licence cost calculator now lives at /tools/licence-calculator with a how-it-works explanation of the pricing inputs. The tools index remains an index of all five calculators.
- Site
Public changelog and press page published
Added this changelog plus a press page carrying the fixed company description, founder details and contact block used in directory and media listings.
- Reference
January 2025 Gemini bundle increase logged
Recorded the roughly $2 per user per month list-price rise that came with Gemini and NotebookLM being folded into Business and Enterprise editions, taking Business Standard to $14 and Business Plus to $22 on the annual plan.
- Reference
Shared drive and tenant limits verified
Re-checked the 500,000-item shared drive cap, 100-level nesting depth, 2,000 external recipients per day sending limit and the 300-user ceiling on Business editions against Google's published help articles.
- Tools
DMARC planner and offboarding checklist published
Added a planner that generates p=none through p=reject TXT records with a rollout schedule, and an ordered leaver checklist that revokes tokens before transferring ownership.
- Guides
Error-message and how-to libraries opened
Published the first admin console error-string pages and step-by-step procedures, each with the exact console path and the condition that causes the message.
Reference data is only useful if you know how old it is. Google changes list prices and quota values without notice and rarely dates the change on its own pages, so we record the date we verified each figure and what moved. Where a number changed, the entry says what caused it rather than only that it changed.
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