Beskos

Comparisons

Google Workspace alternative

Google covers mail, calendar, files and meetings very well. The rest is missing: real team chat, a wiki, boards and notes — which you end up buying separately.

What it costs per year

For 10 people, on each vendor's annual list price.

Google Workspace

$1,680.00

per year

Beskos

$1,440.00

per year

What each one covers

 Google WorkspaceBeskos
Mail on your own domain Included Included
Calendar and invites Included Included
Contacts with custom fieldsLimited Included
Team files Included Included
Chat with channels and threads Included Included
Video meetings with recording Included Included
Edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint Included Included
Wiki / knowledge baseLimited Included
Kanban boardsNot available Included
AI assistant included Included Included
Desktop folder sync Included Included
Own domain with DKIM and DMARC Included Included
Data in the European UnionLimited Included
Provider subject to EU lawNot available Included
Managed service, nothing to host Included Included
All in the same appLimited Included

Where Google Workspace is better

  • Docs, Sheets and Slides in live collaboration — the market benchmark.
  • Compatibility and integrations with practically everything out there.
  • The scale and availability of one of the largest infrastructures in the world.

Where Beskos wins

  • Chat, wiki and boards included, without buying Slack, Notion and Trello on the side.
  • Data on servers in the European Union, not subject to US access legislation.
  • Word, Excel and PowerPoint edited in the browser, keeping the original format.
  • Walk out with IMAP, .ics, vCard and ZIP the day you decide to.

In short

If your team lives inside Google Docs, Google is hard to beat on live co-editing. If what you need is the whole working suite — chat, wiki and tasks included — Google alone doesn't get there, and the full stack costs far more.

Run it with your own numbers

Tick what you pay for today and see the difference at the end of the year.