Discounted Upgrade to G Suite Business (limited)

In this video Peter Moriarty explains the difference between G Suite Basic and G Suite Business and how you can get 6 Months Free of G Suite Business.

This promotion has now been extended until June 29 2017 – contact our team to take advantage of our upgrade offer.

Offer details:
– Available only to existing G Suite Basic customers with 10-99 active licenses
– Commitment for 18mths of service required for 6mths free after upgrade
– Upgrade orders must be submitted by 5pm AEST 29/6/17 to be approved

Peter Moriarty

Peter Moriarty is the founder and Executive Chairman of itGenius, an international IT consultancy specialising in Google Workspace for small and medium businesses. Since launching itGenius, Peter has grown the company to serve thousands of businesses across Australia and internationally, with a team of over 60 staff. A recognised technology leader, Peter was ranked in Australia's top 10 entrepreneurs under 30 by both SmartCompany and Anthill. He is passionate about making enterprise-grade cloud technology accessible to small businesses and is based in Calpe, Spain.

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3 Comments

Kirsty Carter on 2016-12-07 at 10:01

Hi Peter
Thanks for this. One thing – I understand from this video that in both G Suite basic and G Suite business you can have unlimited users for five or 10 dollars per month respectively. That is – not five/10 dollars per month per user, but five dollars per month with no extra cost as you add users.

I’m not sure this is what you intended to imply but that it is the message I received from your video.

Peter Moriarty on 2016-12-07 at 10:44

Thanks Kristy… I’m sorry if that was confusing!!!

To confirm, you can create an unlimited number of users at $5/mth or $10/mth per user respectively.

🙂
- Kirsty Carter on 2016-12-07 at 11:08
  
  Thanks! ?

Kirsty Carter on 2016-12-07 at 10:01

Hi Peter
Thanks for this. One thing – I understand from this video that in both G Suite basic and G Suite business you can have unlimited users for five or 10 dollars per month respectively. That is – not five/10 dollars per month per user, but five dollars per month with no extra cost as you add users.

I’m not sure this is what you intended to imply but that it is the message I received from your video.
- Peter Moriarty on 2016-12-07 at 10:44
  
  Thanks Kristy… I’m sorry if that was confusing!!!
  
  To confirm, you can create an unlimited number of users at $5/mth or $10/mth per user respectively.
  
  🙂
  - Kirsty Carter on 2016-12-07 at 11:08
    
    Thanks! ?