Zoho Workplace pricing: Free for up to 5 users; Workplace Standard $3/user/mo (annual). Free plan: yes — up to 5 users, 5 GB each (no IMAP/POP). Each figure links to the comparison it was verified in.
Only a team of up to 5 that's happy with webmail, because the free plan has no IMAP, POP or ActiveSync.
That gap cuts both ways: desktop mail apps are out, and so are IMAP-based migrations out, so the free plan is easy to join and awkward to leave. Most teams should start on Workplace Standard at $3/user/mo billed annually ($4 monthly), or Professional at $6 if you need email retention and eDiscovery. Coming from Microsoft 365 is on a clock, since Zoho's importer relies on Exchange Web Services and Zoho recommends finishing in-place archive migrations before October 1, 2026. Whatever the source, move the mail history first, lower your DNS TTL a day ahead, switch the MX records at a quiet time and run a final catch-up pass, so mail sent during the cutover doesn't sit unread in the old box.
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| Attribute | Value | Source & date |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free for up to 5 users; Workplace Standard $3/user/mo (annual) | google-workspace-vs-zoho-workplace |
| Free plan | Yes — up to 5 users, 5 GB each (no IMAP/POP) | google-workspace-vs-zoho-workplace |
| Plans (annual) | Standard $3, Professional $6 per user/mo; Mail Lite from $1 | google-workspace-vs-zoho-workplace |
| Free plan | Up to 5 users, 5 GB each; no IMAP/POP/ActiveSync | google-workspace-vs-zoho-workplace |
| Users | Any team size on paid plans | google-workspace-vs-zoho-workplace |
| Support | 24x7 email, chat and phone on paid plans | google-workspace-vs-zoho-workplace |
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