You get family sharing as well as better support

Google’s one of the biggest consumer cloud storage providers in the market today, and while many of you are probably enjoying their free 15GB service under Google Drive, the company is looking to give you a reason to fork over cash for a better storage plan. Enter Google One: a new set of plans that give you up to 30TB a month with a couple of nifty features that you don’t get with the free option.

First off, family sharing: under Google One you can share your storage plan with up to five family members that have private storage areas, consuming your data allocation. The most important feature if you pony up money is one-tap access, which gives you access to actual people, not AI chatbots, when you encounter problems in Google Drive and other Google services.

If you’re looking to grab extra storage, you’re looking at paying $1.99 a month (Php 104) for the 100GB option, $2.99 a month (Php 156) for the 200GB option, $9.99 a month (Php 524) for 2TB, $99.99 (Php 5247) a month for 10TB, $199.99 (Php 10,495) a month for 20TB and $299.99 (Php 15.7K) a month for 30TB.