ADLR has email on your own domain, a calendar, docs, chat and video meetings, beside projects, HR, finance and e-sign. One workspace, one login, one bill.
$5 per user a month, from the first seat, after 30 days free with no card. Free migration and onboarding included.

Everything you use Google Workspace for, next to the rest of your work
Google Workspace is excellent at email, calendars and documents. The trouble starts with the work they're about.
Google Tasks keeps to-do lists, so client projects with owners, stages and dates end up in another tool. In ADLR, projects and tasks sit beside the email they come from.
Google's plans cover email, files, meetings and chat. Invoicing and HR mean more products to buy and connect. ADLR includes them in the seat.
In ADLR, Adi sorts incoming mail and drafts replies, and a rule on your domain's mail can turn an email into a task.
| What you need | Google Workspace | |
|---|---|---|
| Email on your own domain | ||
| Calendar | Invites with RSVPs, and your deadlines on it | Shared calendars |
| Docs and spreadsheets | Docs and Sheets | Docs, Sheets and Slides, edited together |
| Video meetings | No time cap inside your workspace | 100 people on Starter, 150 on Standard, 500 on Plus |
| Meeting recordings | —A Room keeps each meeting's chat and files | On Business Standard and up |
| Team chat | Google Chat | |
| Projects and tasks | Boards, lists and timelines | To-do lists in Google Tasks |
| Invoices and expenses | — | |
| HR: time off and onboarding | — | |
| E-signatures | In Docs and PDFs, on Business Standard and up | |
| File storage | 100 GB a workspace | 30 GB a person on Starter, 2 TB on Standard, 5 TB on Plus |
| Built-in AI | Adi, in every seat | Gemini in Gmail on Starter; in Gmail, Docs and Meet on Standard and up |
| On your phone | In the browser, added to your home screen | Gmail on your phone, watch or tablet |
| Price | $5 per user a month, for all of the above | Starter $7, Standard $14 and Plus $22 a user a month, with an annual commitment |
Google's features and prices as Google published them on 27 October 2026. Plans change, so check workspace.google.com for current terms.
Checked on Google's own pages on 27 October 2026: Google Workspace plans and pricingGoogle TasksGmail
An honest list, so you can decide with your eyes open.
Several people can write in the same Google Doc at once, with comments and a history of changes, and Slides makes the decks. ADLR's Docs and Sheets are edited by one person at a time, and a deck you upload opens as a preview.
On Business Standard and up, Meet records meetings to Google Drive. ADLR doesn't record: a Room keeps each meeting's chat and files, and Adi writes the minutes when AI is on.
Google pools 30 GB a person on Starter, 2 TB on Standard and 5 TB on Plus. An ADLR workspace holds 100 GB of files.
Your address, your calendar and your files. What changes is everything around them.
Each project has its own chat beside its tasks, and Tasks has a GitHub view, so a question in chat is one click from the work.
Client email on your own domain, the contract they sign and an invoice they can pay by card, all in one workspace.
A Room keeps a team's meetings, chat and files together, with Adi's minutes when AI is on.
Moving your domain's email is a DNS change. Here is how teams move over.
Thirty minutes with us, and you leave with a migration plan. Migration help is free.
Add your domain in Settings and copy the records ADLR shows into your DNS: MX for incoming mail, SPF, DKIM and DMARC for sending.
Connect each Gmail account over IMAP while you move, and import older mail from MBOX files.
New mail arrives in ADLR once the MX record changes. Keep Google Workspace until everyone's mail has moved.
No. ADLR is $5 per user a month from the first seat, with email, calendar, docs, chat, meetings, projects, HR and finance included. Pricing for larger teams is custom; contact sales.
Yes. Point your domain's mail at ADLR and you send and receive as you@yourcompany.com. You can also connect Gmail and other IMAP mailboxes.
Yes. Connect the Gmail account over IMAP and keep reading it in ADLR, or import its mail as MBOX files, up to 100 MB each. Google Takeout exports Gmail as MBOX.
ADLR has its own Docs and Sheets, edited by one person at a time. For several people writing at once, comments and Slides, Google's editors are ahead. Office files you upload are kept with a preview.
ADLR has its own calendar and doesn't connect to Google Calendar. Invites go out as .ics files, and guests answer from the email, whichever calendar they use.
Yes. Meetings run in the browser with screen share, and meetings inside your ADLR workspace have no time cap. Guests join from a link, with nothing to install.
Yes. Adi, ADLR's built-in AI, comes with every seat. It sorts incoming mail and drafts replies, and works across your projects, tasks, calendar and deals.
Yes. ADLR runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen.
On 27 October 2026, Google Workspace Business Starter was $7 a user a month, Standard $14 and Plus $22, with a one-year commitment. ADLR is $5 a user a month, with projects, HR, finance, e-sign and Adi included as well.
We plan your move with you: your domain's DNS records, bringing your mail across, and setting up projects and the team.
One workspace where email, calendar, docs, chat, meetings, projects, HR and finance live together, with Adi working across your inbox, projects and calendar.
$5 per user a month, from the first seat, after 30 days free with no card.
ADLR has email on your own domain, a calendar, docs, chat and video meetings, beside projects, HR, finance and e-sign. One workspace, one login, one bill.
$5 per user a month, from the first seat, after 30 days free with no card. Free migration and onboarding included.

Everything you use Google Workspace for, next to the rest of your work
Google Workspace is excellent at email, calendars and documents. The trouble starts with the work they're about.
Google Tasks keeps to-do lists, so client projects with owners, stages and dates end up in another tool. In ADLR, projects and tasks sit beside the email they come from.
Google's plans cover email, files, meetings and chat. Invoicing and HR mean more products to buy and connect. ADLR includes them in the seat.
In ADLR, Adi sorts incoming mail and drafts replies, and a rule on your domain's mail can turn an email into a task.
| What you need | Google Workspace | |
|---|---|---|
| Email on your own domain | ||
| Calendar | Invites with RSVPs, and your deadlines on it | Shared calendars |
| Docs and spreadsheets | Docs and Sheets | Docs, Sheets and Slides, edited together |
| Video meetings | No time cap inside your workspace | 100 people on Starter, 150 on Standard, 500 on Plus |
| Meeting recordings | —A Room keeps each meeting's chat and files | On Business Standard and up |
| Team chat | Google Chat | |
| Projects and tasks | Boards, lists and timelines | To-do lists in Google Tasks |
| Invoices and expenses | — | |
| HR: time off and onboarding | — | |
| E-signatures | In Docs and PDFs, on Business Standard and up | |
| File storage | 100 GB a workspace | 30 GB a person on Starter, 2 TB on Standard, 5 TB on Plus |
| Built-in AI | Adi, in every seat | Gemini in Gmail on Starter; in Gmail, Docs and Meet on Standard and up |
| On your phone | In the browser, added to your home screen | Gmail on your phone, watch or tablet |
| Price | $5 per user a month, for all of the above | Starter $7, Standard $14 and Plus $22 a user a month, with an annual commitment |
Google's features and prices as Google published them on 27 October 2026. Plans change, so check workspace.google.com for current terms.
Checked on Google's own pages on 27 October 2026: Google Workspace plans and pricingGoogle TasksGmail
An honest list, so you can decide with your eyes open.
Several people can write in the same Google Doc at once, with comments and a history of changes, and Slides makes the decks. ADLR's Docs and Sheets are edited by one person at a time, and a deck you upload opens as a preview.
On Business Standard and up, Meet records meetings to Google Drive. ADLR doesn't record: a Room keeps each meeting's chat and files, and Adi writes the minutes when AI is on.
Google pools 30 GB a person on Starter, 2 TB on Standard and 5 TB on Plus. An ADLR workspace holds 100 GB of files.
Your address, your calendar and your files. What changes is everything around them.
Each project has its own chat beside its tasks, and Tasks has a GitHub view, so a question in chat is one click from the work.
Client email on your own domain, the contract they sign and an invoice they can pay by card, all in one workspace.
A Room keeps a team's meetings, chat and files together, with Adi's minutes when AI is on.
Moving your domain's email is a DNS change. Here is how teams move over.
Thirty minutes with us, and you leave with a migration plan. Migration help is free.
Add your domain in Settings and copy the records ADLR shows into your DNS: MX for incoming mail, SPF, DKIM and DMARC for sending.
Connect each Gmail account over IMAP while you move, and import older mail from MBOX files.
New mail arrives in ADLR once the MX record changes. Keep Google Workspace until everyone's mail has moved.
No. ADLR is $5 per user a month from the first seat, with email, calendar, docs, chat, meetings, projects, HR and finance included. Pricing for larger teams is custom; contact sales.
Yes. Point your domain's mail at ADLR and you send and receive as you@yourcompany.com. You can also connect Gmail and other IMAP mailboxes.
Yes. Connect the Gmail account over IMAP and keep reading it in ADLR, or import its mail as MBOX files, up to 100 MB each. Google Takeout exports Gmail as MBOX.
ADLR has its own Docs and Sheets, edited by one person at a time. For several people writing at once, comments and Slides, Google's editors are ahead. Office files you upload are kept with a preview.
ADLR has its own calendar and doesn't connect to Google Calendar. Invites go out as .ics files, and guests answer from the email, whichever calendar they use.
Yes. Meetings run in the browser with screen share, and meetings inside your ADLR workspace have no time cap. Guests join from a link, with nothing to install.
Yes. Adi, ADLR's built-in AI, comes with every seat. It sorts incoming mail and drafts replies, and works across your projects, tasks, calendar and deals.
Yes. ADLR runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen.
On 27 October 2026, Google Workspace Business Starter was $7 a user a month, Standard $14 and Plus $22, with a one-year commitment. ADLR is $5 a user a month, with projects, HR, finance, e-sign and Adi included as well.
We plan your move with you: your domain's DNS records, bringing your mail across, and setting up projects and the team.
One workspace where email, calendar, docs, chat, meetings, projects, HR and finance live together, with Adi working across your inbox, projects and calendar.
$5 per user a month, from the first seat, after 30 days free with no card.