CloudM pricing
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The technology layer for managing Google Workspace
Back up your workspace. Retain leaver data. Eliminate manual offboarding.
Best for IT teams replacing fragmented tools for Google Workspace backup, leaver archiving and offboarding workflows.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
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Back up live data Up to every 8 hours
Back up Gmail, Drive, Shared Drives, Calendar, Contacts and Chat, stored in your own cloud environment.
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Leaver data archiving License savings
Retain former employee data for less than a Google Archived User license.
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Leaver offboarding workflow automation
Revoke access, transfer data ownership, and reclaim licenses and archive user.
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Audit logs Exportable
Every action across your domain logged with a timestamp, author, and outcome. Export as CSV or Google Sheet for compliance review.
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Email signatures No third-party routing
Centrally design, deploy and govern email signatures across every user.
Scale offboarding. Faster backup. Get volume price discounts.
Best for large organizations needing unique offboarding workflow processes across teams and faster backup.
EVERYTHING IN ESSENTIAL, PLUS
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More frequent live backups
Mail & Chat as often as every 20 minutes; Drive, Calendars & Contacts every 4 hours.
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Unlimited leaver offboarding workflows
Give each department, region, or business unit its own offboarding process.
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Volume price discounts
Lower per-user pricing for larger deployments.
Everything you need to manage, protect and retain Google Workspace data
Leaver offboarding workflows
Manage users & dynamic groups
Live frequent backup
Host your own backups
Granular backup retrieval
Archive leaver data & reclaim licenses
Email signatures
Audit logs & exportable reports
Role-based access
Pricing FAQs
These include actions like suspending a user, revoking 2-step verification, removing recovery methods, revoking OAuth tokens and application-specific passwords, transferring ownership of documents, Shared Drives, groups and calendar events, migrating email, and unassigning licenses.
Some steps are required at the start or end of a workflow (like initial approval or final license unassignment/deletion), while most are flexible and can be arranged in any order to match your process. See the full list of offboarding steps.
Here are a few examples of how offboarding processes can look different across teams:
Sales vs. Engineering:
Sales offboarding might transfer ownership of client-facing Shared Drives, contracts, and calendar events to the leaver’s manager, so no meetings are lost.
Engineering offboarding might instead prioritize revoking OAuth tokens and application-specific passwords immediately, since developers often have deeper API and integration access.
Executive vs. Contractor:
An executive’s workflow might include archiving their full mailbox and Drive for long-term legal retention.
A contractor’s workflow might skip archiving altogether and move straight to suspension and deletion since there’s no need to retain their data.
You can attach offboarding workflows, backup policies, and other automations to a Smart Team which take priority over OU policies. Here’s how they work:
Example 1: Smart Teams take priority
A user is in the Product OU, but also belongs to a Leadership Smart Team with stricter offboarding rules.
When they leave, the Leadership Smart Team workflow runs instead of the Product OU workflow.
Example 2: Smart Teams update automatically
When a user moves from the Sales team to the Partners team, they’re automatically moved from the Sales Smart Team to the Partners Smart Team. Their workflows, backup policies and settings update with them.
See our Archive calculator to get a cost comparison based on your organization’s number of users.
Move your data to Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 securely and at scale
Where are you migrating to?
Full user migration
Mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, chat
Shared Drives & public folders
Shared Drives, permissions and folder structures
Mail only
Full user migration
Mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, chat
Shared Drives & public folders
Shared Drives, permissions, folder structures and version history
Included with every license
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12-month migration license
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20+ source platforms See all
Migrate from on-premises servers, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zimbra, Box, Dropbox and more
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Environment scan
Scan source mail and file environments to estimate scope, review permissions and identify issues before migration.
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Hosted or self-hosted
Choose CloudM-hosted deployment or run it within your own infrastructure
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All content types
Move mailbox, calendar, contact, task, chat and shared workspaces
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Unlimited catch-up runs
Move new or updated data at no extra cost throughout your license period
Standard
Managed migration delivery for standard projects
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Dedicated project management and migration planning
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Delivery oversight, progress reporting and regular project check-ins
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Migration execution, go-live support and issue resolution
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Post-migration support
Enterprise
Bespoke migration delivery for complex environments
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Dedicated migration specialists, architects and project leadership
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Bespoke scoping, planning and migration design
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Co-ordination with internal stakeholders and third-party teams
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Post-migration support, debrief and project sign-off
Pricing FAQs
The Enterprise package is designed for larger or more complex environments and adds dedicated migration specialists, architects, and project leadership, bespoke scoping and migration design, and coordination across internal stakeholders and third-party teams.
Talk to our team and we’ll recommend the right delivery model for your migration.
Since migrations often happen in stages, especially for larger organizations, unlimited catch-up runs mean you can re-run your migration as many times as needed throughout your license period. You won’t pay extra and no user data gets left behind between your first pass and go-live.
When migrating to Google Workspace, only the latest version of each document is transferred. Migrating document version history into Google Workspace is not currently supported.
Keep working in Google Workspace when Microsoft 365 goes down
Business Continuity
Disaster recovery for regulated and business-critical organizations
Choose your coverage
What you sync
How often you sync
What’s included?
Built for DORA and NIS2
Live standby environment
Automatic reverse sync
Licensing
Works with Google’s low-cost standby licenses
How Business Continuity pricing works
Pricing FAQs
The Business Continuity Plus plan supports synchronised email, calendar and chat data and can be used for up to 60 days each year.
CloudM can automatically create Google Workspace accounts for matched Microsoft 365 users who don’t already have one. Google Workspace Business Continuity Plus licenses are purchased separately
When recovering back to Microsoft 365, Business Continuity identifies changes that occured in Google Workspace during the outage and migrate them back to Microsoft 365, ensuring no data is lost.
Weekly sync is best for lower-risk teams that need a basic Microsoft 365 resilience layer.
Daily sync is best for teams where a full day of email downtime could affect customers, operations or decision-making.
Hourly sync is best for mission-critical or regulated teams that need shorter recovery windows and may need to support resilience requirements such as DORA or NIS2.