Gemini Enterprise app

Name: Gemini Enterprise app
Brand: Google
Rating: 2.3 (720 reviews)

Gemini Enterprise app is a Google Cloud agent-based workplace platform that provides an AI chat interface grounded in enterprise data, a library of prebuilt agents and no-code agent creation tools, and governance controls for connectors, permissions, and policies.

Est 1998|Valuation $4081.3B|Raised $26.1M

LinkedIn 41.9M|Website|Web traffic 3.3M|FTEs 198,933|HQ Mountain View, California, US

MarketsProductivity & Collaboration Suite AI Assistant

01Competitive Landscape

| Aspect | Gemini Enterprise app | Microsoft 365 Copilot | OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise | |--------|---------------|----------------|----------------| | Starting Price | Published per-seat pricing available from the vendor (business/standard tiers published) | Published per-user pricing available from Microsoft; monthly commitment pricing may be higher | Negotiated enterprise pricing (contact vendor) | | Best For | Google Cloud/Workspace-forward organizations requiring a cross-system agent hub with connectors and governance | Microsoft 365-first organizations wanting in-app copilots (Teams/Outlook/Office) plus agent management via Copilot Studio | Large organizations seeking a broadly capable assistant experience, custom GPTs, and enterprise controls with negotiated pricing | | Key Strength | Deep Google ecosystem integration, agent gallery, no-code agent building, Google Cloud governance/security primitives (VPC-SC, CMEK, Access Transparency) | Native integration into Office apps and Teams; established identity/governance tooling | General-purpose assistant adoption, flexible custom assistant patterns, broad enterprise deployments | | Key Weakness | Integration effort for non-Google stacks; limited visibility/observability compared with some developer-centric platforms; reported entitlement/mobile access confusion | Requires qualifying Microsoft licensing; best experience in Microsoft ecosystem; agent usage can be consumption-based | Pricing and contractual details negotiated case-by-case; governance and feature rollout vary by enterprise agreement | - Direct competitors and their key differentiators - Microsoft 365 Copilot - Strong where Office/Teams is the primary work surface; agent building and management via Copilot Studio (often consumption-based). - ChatGPT Enterprise - Selected for model capability breadth and user familiarity; enterprise pricing is negotiated. - Amazon Q Business - Positioned around the AWS ecosystem and enterprise search/assistant capabilities. - Salesforce Einstein/Agentforce and ServiceNow Now Assist - Workflow-native agents inside CRM/ITSM ecosystems, often with tighter contextual grounding within those platforms. - Feature comparison: where does this product excel vs lag behind? - Excels - Google Workspace grounding and Google Cloud governance/security controls - Packaging of prebuilt agents (Deep Research and NotebookLM Enterprise) within a governed environment - Mobile multimodal capture (camera + files) for enterprise agent workflows - Lags / risks - Integration effort in mixed/non-Google stacks - Developer-level transparency/observability of response shaping - Market naming ambiguity across Gemini product lines and listings - Pricing comparison: value proposition vs alternatives - Gemini Enterprise app’s published per-seat pricing is generally comparable to other per-seat enterprise assistants. - The primary pricing risk is potential consumption-based add-ons or overages for agents, indexing, or premium models that can increase TCO. - Customer testimonials comparing this product to competitors - Official materials emphasize competitive advantages over other business assistants, highlighting search grounding and prebuilt agents; user reviews more often emphasize integration, control, and cost considerations. - Market share and adoption trends - Not enough authoritative public data in this pass to quantify market share. - When customers choose competitors instead (and why) - Microsoft 365 Copilot chosen when the organization is standardized on Microsoft 365 and prioritizes native Office/Teams experiences. - ChatGPT Enterprise chosen when buyers prioritize broad model familiarity and custom assistant ecosystems outside Google-centric workflows. - Platform-native solutions (Salesforce/ServiceNow) chosen when the main value is automating workflows inside those platforms rather than cross-system search.

01Competitive Landscape

Aspect	Gemini Enterprise app	Microsoft 365 Copilot	OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise
Starting Price	Published per-seat pricing available from the vendor (business/standard tiers published)	Published per-user pricing available from Microsoft; monthly commitment pricing may be higher	Negotiated enterprise pricing (contact vendor)
Best For	Google Cloud/Workspace-forward organizations requiring a cross-system agent hub with connectors and governance	Microsoft 365-first organizations wanting in-app copilots (Teams/Outlook/Office) plus agent management via Copilot Studio	Large organizations seeking a broadly capable assistant experience, custom GPTs, and enterprise controls with negotiated pricing
Key Strength	Deep Google ecosystem integration, agent gallery, no-code agent building, Google Cloud governance/security primitives (VPC-SC, CMEK, Access Transparency)	Native integration into Office apps and Teams; established identity/governance tooling	General-purpose assistant adoption, flexible custom assistant patterns, broad enterprise deployments
Key Weakness	Integration effort for non-Google stacks; limited visibility/observability compared with some developer-centric platforms; reported entitlement/mobile access confusion	Requires qualifying Microsoft licensing; best experience in Microsoft ecosystem; agent usage can be consumption-based	Pricing and contractual details negotiated case-by-case; governance and feature rollout vary by enterprise agreement

Direct competitors and their key differentiators
- Microsoft 365 Copilot
  - Strong where Office/Teams is the primary work surface; agent building and management via Copilot Studio (often consumption-based).
- ChatGPT Enterprise
  - Selected for model capability breadth and user familiarity; enterprise pricing is negotiated.
- Amazon Q Business
  - Positioned around the AWS ecosystem and enterprise search/assistant capabilities.
- Salesforce Einstein/Agentforce and ServiceNow Now Assist
  - Workflow-native agents inside CRM/ITSM ecosystems, often with tighter contextual grounding within those platforms.
Feature comparison: where does this product excel vs lag behind?
- Excels
  - Google Workspace grounding and Google Cloud governance/security controls
  - Packaging of prebuilt agents (Deep Research and NotebookLM Enterprise) within a governed environment
  - Mobile multimodal capture (camera + files) for enterprise agent workflows
- Lags / risks
  - Integration effort in mixed/non-Google stacks
  - Developer-level transparency/observability of response shaping
  - Market naming ambiguity across Gemini product lines and listings
Pricing comparison: value proposition vs alternatives
- Gemini Enterprise app’s published per-seat pricing is generally comparable to other per-seat enterprise assistants.
- The primary pricing risk is potential consumption-based add-ons or overages for agents, indexing, or premium models that can increase TCO.
Customer testimonials comparing this product to competitors
- Official materials emphasize competitive advantages over other business assistants, highlighting search grounding and prebuilt agents; user reviews more often emphasize integration, control, and cost considerations.
Market share and adoption trends
- Not enough authoritative public data in this pass to quantify market share.
When customers choose competitors instead (and why)
- Microsoft 365 Copilot chosen when the organization is standardized on Microsoft 365 and prioritizes native Office/Teams experiences.
- ChatGPT Enterprise chosen when buyers prioritize broad model familiarity and custom assistant ecosystems outside Google-centric workflows.
- Platform-native solutions (Salesforce/ServiceNow) chosen when the main value is automating workflows inside those platforms rather than cross-system search.

Aspect

Gemini Enterprise app

Microsoft 365 Copilot

OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise

Starting Price

Published per-seat pricing available from the vendor (business/standard tiers published)

Published per-user pricing available from Microsoft; monthly commitment pricing may be higher

Negotiated enterprise pricing (contact vendor)

Best For

Google Cloud/Workspace-forward organizations requiring a cross-system agent hub with connectors and governance

Microsoft 365-first organizations wanting in-app copilots (Teams/Outlook/Office) plus agent management via Copilot Studio

Large organizations seeking a broadly capable assistant experience, custom GPTs, and enterprise controls with negotiated pricing

Key Strength

Deep Google ecosystem integration, agent gallery, no-code agent building, Google Cloud governance/security primitives (VPC-SC, CMEK, Access Transparency)

Native integration into Office apps and Teams; established identity/governance tooling

General-purpose assistant adoption, flexible custom assistant patterns, broad enterprise deployments

Key Weakness

Integration effort for non-Google stacks; limited visibility/observability compared with some developer-centric platforms; reported entitlement/mobile access confusion

Requires qualifying Microsoft licensing; best experience in Microsoft ecosystem; agent usage can be consumption-based

Pricing and contractual details negotiated case-by-case; governance and feature rollout vary by enterprise agreement