United States · 7 products · 6 with public prices from $21 per seat / month · 1 by quote
Products
- AlloyDB for PostgreSQL Usage-based, from $0.0496 per vCPU / hour checked today
- BigQuery Free plan; paid from $0.04 per slot / hour, usage-based checked today
- Cloud SQL Usage-based, from $0.031 per vCPU / hour checked today
- Gemini Code Assist Free plan; paid from $0.026 per user / hour, billed annually checked today
- Gemini Enterprise From $21 per seat / month checked today
- Google Workspace From €6.80 per user / month, billed monthlyPrice in EUR for Finland, about $7.61 checked today
- Looker Contact sales, no public price checked today
Contract terms
- Auto-renewal
- GWS/Cloud Identity Flexible Plan Order Terms renew monthly automatically unless canceled; Annual/Fixed-Term Plans renew per the customer's Order Form or Admin Console elections
- Notice period
- at least 15 days before the end of the then-current Order Term (GWS/Cloud Identity Services non-renewal)
- Renewal uplift
- not stated
- Uplift cap
- not stated
| Term | What the agreement says | Clause | Agreement | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auto-renewal | GWS/Cloud Identity Flexible Plan Order Terms renew monthly automatically unless canceled; Annual/Fixed-Term Plans renew per the customer's Order Form or Admin Console electionsNoteApplies only to GWS Services and Cloud Identity Services; GCP Services are usage-based with no fixed committed term stated in the ToS | 8.2 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Notice period | at least 15 days before the end of the then-current Order Term (GWS/Cloud Identity Services non-renewal)Note"it must notify the other party to this effect at least 15 days before the end of the then-current Order Term" | 8.2(c) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Termination for breach | either party may terminate on the other's uncured material breach after 30 days' written noticeNoteThe Agreement may be terminated immediately where Google reasonably determines a Customer breach is incapable of being cured | 8.3 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Termination for convenience | Customer may terminate for convenience at any time on prior written notice (subject to Order Form commitments); for GCP Services, Google may terminate for convenience on 30 days' prior written notice | 8.5 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Payment terms | invoiced Fees are due by the Payment Due Date; if not specified on the Order Form, 30 days from the invoice dateNote"'Payment Due Date' means the payment due date set out in the applicable Order Form, or if not specified, 30 days from the invoice date" | 2.1(a); Definitions | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Late payment interest | 1.5% per month, or the highest rate permitted by law if less, from the Payment Due Date until paid in full | 2.4 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Suspension | Google may suspend all or part of the Services on late payment or a reasonably determined risk of non-payment | 2.4 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Suspension | Google may suspend the Services if an AUP violation is not corrected within 24 hours of Google's request | 4.1 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Liability cap | each party's aggregate liability is capped at Fees paid for the Services in the 12 months before the event; Google's liability for services or software provided free of charge is capped at $5,000NoteSection 12.3 lists unlimited liabilities (fraud, indemnification, IP infringement, payment obligations, and matters that cannot be limited by law) | 12.2 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Governing law | California law, excluding its conflict-of-laws rules, litigated exclusively in the federal or state courts of Santa Clara County, California (all non-government customers) | 14.12(c) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Public-sector carve-out | for U.S. city, county, and state government customers the Agreement is silent on governing law and venue; for U.S. federal customers, U.S. law governs with California as gap-filler and Santa Clara County venue | 14.12(a)-(b) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Changes to the agreement | Google may update the Agreement; material updates to GCP Services terms take effect 30 days after posting, while GWS/SecOps/Looker/Cloud Identity updates take effect only when the Order Term renewsNoteUpdates required by law or for new functionality take effect immediately | 1.4(b) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Changes to the agreement | Google may change the Fees at any time unless otherwise agreed in an addendum or Order Form; for GWS/Looker/Cloud Identity, 30 days' advance notice and the change applies when the Order Term renewsNoteCustomer objecting to a fee change may terminate for convenience under Section 8.5 | 2.6 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| True-up | additional End User Accounts purchased mid-term are pro-rated to end on the last day of the current Order Term (GWS/Cloud Identity Services) | 3.7(d) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Other | Google will notify Customer at least 12 months before discontinuing a Service or significantly modifying a customer-facing API in a backwards-incompatible way, unless it offers a materially similar replacementNoteDoes not apply to Cloud Identity Services or pre-GA offerings; for GWS applies only to Core Services | 1.4(e) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Refunds | termination or non-renewal does not oblige Google to refund any Fees, unless expressly stated in the Agreement or required by law | 8.8 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Other | fees are payable in the currency stated in the bill or invoiceNote"Customer will pay all Fees in the currency stated in the bill or invoice." | 2.1(a) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Other | the obligation to pay all Fees is non-cancellable unless required by law | 2.1(a) | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Taxes | Customer is responsible for any Taxes and pays without any reduction for Taxes; Taxes Google must collect or pay are invoiced to Customer unless it provides a valid exemption certificate; Customer bears taxes, interest and penalties from its own mis-declaration | 2.2 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Disputes | payment disputes must be submitted in good faith before the Payment Due Date; Google-attributable billing errors are corrected by credit memo, and such refunds are given only as Services credit | 2.3 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Other | on termination or non-renewal all Fees owed are immediately due on receipt of the final electronic bill or as stated in the final invoiceNoteApplies to every termination or non-renewal, not only termination for breach | 8.7 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Other | order of precedence: Cloud Data Processing Addendum, then any applicable Order Form, then the rest of the Agreement (excluding URL Terms), then the URL Terms | 14.16 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
| Other | Google's indemnification obligations do not apply to Services provided free of charge; its liability for free Services or Software is capped at $5,000 | 13.3; 12.2 | Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service, last modified 2026-10-12 | source [6] |
About
Google is a US technology company founded in 1998 and, since 2015, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.[1][2][4] Google Cloud services are sold under its published Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service.[6]
Sources
- Wikidata: Google Reference database.
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- Wikidata: claims: P571 inception Reference database.
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- [3] Captured 23 Sep 2026.
- Wikidata: claims: P749 parent organization Reference database.
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- [5] Captured 27 Sep 2026.
- [6] Captured 22 Oct 2026.