Introduction
Google Workspace, formerly known as G Suite, is a popular suite of cloud-based productivity tools that many businesses rely on daily. While some organizations purchase Google Workspace directly from Google, others go through resellers.
These resellers often bundle Google Workspace with additional services or provide it as part of a broader IT solution. Knowing whether your Google Workspace subscription is managed through a reseller or directly by Google is crucial for understanding your support options, billing processes, and service agreements.
Google Workspace Resellers
Here is a list of know Google Workspace resellers.
- GoDaddy
- Wix
- Squarespace
- Bluehost
- IONOS
- HostGator
- InMotion Hosting
- Namecheap
- DreamHost
- SiteGround
Determine your Google Workspace Billing
The easiest way to find out if you’re using a reseller is to look at your billing information.
- Log in to your Google Admin Console at https://admin.google.com
- Navigate to the “Billing” section.
If you see payments being made to a company other than Google, it’s likely that you’re working with a reseller. Common signs include invoices from a third-party company or charges from a name that isn’t Google.
Direct Support vs. Reseller Support:
If you receive support directly from Google, you’re likely purchasing your subscription directly from Google. However, if your support comes from another company, you’re probably going through a reseller. Resellers often provide first-level support and might escalate more complex issues to Google on your behalf.