Why Did My Bill Increase?
Is your bill higher than you expected? This article will show you how to view a breakdown of your billing.
To see a detailed breakdown of your bill, go to your hub. Click the three dots in the upper-right corner and click Billing.
At the top right, select My Plan.
Scroll down to Cost Breakdown to view your plan, as well as addons such as accounts, business locations, users, and spreadsheets. Each subtotal is displayed under Addons.
To view the prices for addons in your plan, click Plan Options in the top right corner.
Scroll down to Addons to view prices for accounts, users, business locations, and spreadsheets.
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