Members of the 200 GB tier are eligible for 3% back on purchases made through the Google Store-in the form of store credit-while members of the 2TB and up plans are eligible for up to 10% back. Google One subscribers in Australia, Canada, Germany, the UK, and the USA are also eligible for rewards on select purchases from the Google Store. It should also be noted that Google does offer a discount for the subscription if billed annually, coming in at 100GB for $19.99, 200GB for $29.99, and 2TB for $99.99-above 2TB, there is no annual billing discount. If 2TB just isn't enough for you, there are also 5TB ($25), 10TB ($50), 20TB ($100), and 30TB ($150) monthly plans available to current subscribers.

Google One's paid monthly subscription comes in three flavors-the $1.99 Basic tier, the $2.99 Standard tier, and the $9.99 Premium tier-each of which not only grants users access to a specific amount of storage for emails, cloud backups, and general file management, but also gives users access to other benefits that might not be obvious at first glance. A major benefit to having this storage is that you have access to the files backed up on basically any platform that supports a web browser. While limited to 15GB, the free storage you get from Google One is still useful if you are not trying to back up a large photo library-giving you a place to back up your phone settings, store emails, and save a small collection of important documents.

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