Get up to 2TB of cloud storage across Drive, Gmail, and Photos at festive rates — limited-time offer ends October 31.

This Diwali, Google is bringing a festive cheer to cloud storage users with its blockbuster Google One offers. For a limited period, subscribers can access up to 2TB of storage for just ₹11 per month, slashing the regular cost of plans across Lite, Basic, Standard, and Premium tiers.
The promotion is valid for both monthly and annual subscriptions, allowing users to share storage across family members on Basic, Standard, and Premium plans.

Highlights of the offer include:
Annual plans are also seeing festive discounts, with savings up to 37%:
The offers are available until October 31, giving users a perfect opportunity to stock up on cloud space for photos, emails, and documents while keeping costs minimal.
Google’s Diwali promotion is not just a treat for individual users; it’s a strategic push for families and teams to maximize storage efficiency during the festive season.

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