Gemini Enterprise
7.1/10Google Cloud's workplace AI platform that combines Gemini models, permission-aware enterprise search, connectors, and no-code agents for business teams.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Gemini Enterprise is Google Cloud's agent platform for the workplace. It launched in October 2025 and replaced Agentspace. Staff can chat with Gemini models, search company data across connected apps with permissions respected, run the Deep Research agent, generate media, and use prebuilt or custom agents. Higher editions add a no-code agent builder (in preview), custom skills, an Agent Marketplace, a Data Insights agent, and import of full-code agents. There are several editions. Business is a self-serve SaaS app at business.gemini.google.com for 1 to 500 users. Google's docs give 500 as the cap, while third-party guides cite 300. Its launch price was reported at $21 per seat per month. Standard and Plus start at $30 per seat per month and have no seat cap. Partners report that Plus costs more: about $50 per seat per month on an annual term or $60 on flexible billing. Pay-as-you-go is metered. Frontline is an add-on for deskless workers that needs at least 150 Standard or Plus seats. Storage and indexing are pooled across users: 25 GiB per seat on Business, 30 GiB on Standard and 75 GiB on Plus. It fits organisations already on Google Workspace and Google Cloud best. Higher editions add enterprise controls: VPC Service Controls, customer-managed encryption keys, US or EU data residency, Access Transparency and Cloud Audit Logs. Google states that customer data is not used to train its models. The main limitation is the Business edition. It gets only selected connectors and has no Agent Marketplace or agent builder. Total cost is also hard to predict, because usage beyond quotas, partner models and developer tools are billed separately.
Our Rating
Who Gemini Enterprise is best for
Good fit
Standard and Plus have no seat cap and add CMEK, VPC Service Controls, data residency and audit logs.
Standard offers the full connector set and the agent builder at a published per-seat price.
CMEK, VPC Service Controls, audit logs and data residency give IT strong controls.
Less suited
Access Transparency, CMEK and data residency suit regulated buyers.
The self-serve Business edition covers 1 to 500 users but has fewer connectors and no agent builder.
Full-code agents can be imported, though developer tools are billed separately.
- Field Teams5/10
A Frontline add-on serves deskless workers, but it needs at least 150 seats.
Pay-as-you-go and Business are accessible, but metered costs can be hard to forecast.
It is a workplace agent platform priced per seat for organisations.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Permission-aware search across connected company apps, with grounding in Google Search and the web
- Strong security controls on the higher editions: CMEK, VPC Service Controls, US or EU data residency, Access Transparency and Cloud Audit Logs
- Google states that enterprise prompts and data are not used to train its foundation models
- Standard and Plus scale without seat caps and include an Agent Marketplace and a no-code agent builder
- Tight fit with Google Workspace, which G2 reviewers praised
Cons
- Business edition has only selected connectors and no agent builder or marketplace
- Several prices, including Plus and Frontline, are not published by Google
- Usage beyond quotas, partner models and developer tools are billed separately, so costs are hard to predict
- Memory is per user, and Google's docs say source changes can take up to 24 hours to take effect
- G2 has only a small number of reviews, and one reviewer said memory seemed shorter after an update
Key Features
Gemini Enterprise Pricing
Business
- Deep Research agent
- Selected connectors
- Self-serve SaaS app
- Permission-aware search
- 25 GiB pooled storage per seat
- No Agent Marketplace or no-code builder
Frontline
- 2 GiB storage per seat
- Uses administrator-provisioned agents only
- Add-on requiring 150 or more Standard or Plus users
Pay-as-you-go
- Usage-based billing
- No no-code agent builder
- Requires a Cloud Billing account
Plus
- Everything in Standard
- 75 GiB pooled storage per seat
- Price not published by Google; partners report about $50 per seat per month annual or $60 flexible
Standard
or $360/user/year
- Custom skills
- Agent Marketplace
- Data Insights agent
- Full connector ecosystem
- 30 GiB pooled storage per seat
- No-code agent builder (preview)
Frequently Asked Questions
At launch, Business was reported at $21 per seat per month and Standard starts at $30 per seat per month. Plus and Frontline prices come from sales, and Pay-as-you-go is metered.
Google's edition docs list 1 to 500 users. Some third-party guides cite a cap of 300 seats.
No. Google states that enterprise prompts, responses and data are not used to train foundation models and are covered by Google Cloud's enterprise privacy terms.
VPC Service Controls, customer-managed encryption keys, data residency in the US, EU or global locations, Access Transparency and Cloud Audit Logs, backed by Google Cloud SLAs.
Yes, on Standard, Plus and Frontline, which include a no-code agent builder that is still in preview. All editions except Business can also import full-code agents and use the Agent Marketplace.
A third-party guide reports a 30-day free trial for Business and for Standard and Plus. Google's edition docs fetched for this note did not mention one.
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