Both G Suite and Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) offer complete sets of productivity features for business use. At $6 per user, per month, G Suite is the best choice for businesses needing branded email, cloud storage options, and easy-to-use document creation software. Microsoft 365, at $5 per user, per month, is a better choice…

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