Cheapest Productivity Software: Shared Plan Pricing Guide

Microsoft 365 — $3.29/month shared

Microsoft 365 Personal at $9.99/month gives you Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and 1TB of OneDrive storage. For many users — particularly those who only occasionally need Office apps — the monthly cost adds up unnecessarily.

Through GamsGo, the shared plan brings this to $3.29/month. You get the same desktop apps, cloud storage, and Microsoft 365 features. The shared plan uses Microsoft 365's family plan structure, where each member gets their own OneDrive storage allocation. Worth noting: if you're already in the Microsoft ecosystem and use OneDrive heavily, this is one of the better value propositions on GamsGo.

Adobe Creative Cloud — $18.00/month shared

Adobe's All Apps plan at $59.99/month is one of the most expensive software subscriptions most creatives pay. For freelancers and side-project designers, the full price is hard to justify unless client work justifies it.

The GamsGo shared plan at $18.00/month represents a 70% saving — still a higher absolute cost than other shared plans on this list, but given the breadth of software included (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and 17+ other apps), the per-application cost is very low.

One caveat: Adobe CC shared plans have had historically variable slot availability on GamsGo. Check current availability before planning to rely on it for client work.

Grammarly Premium — $3.00/month shared

Grammarly Premium adds style suggestions, tone detection, clarity improvements, and plagiarism checking on top of the free tier's basic grammar corrections. The official $12.00/month (billed annually) price is reasonable for professional writers but difficult to justify for casual use.

At $3.00/month via GamsGo, it becomes one of the cheapest productivity upgrades available. If you write frequently — emails, reports, content — the Premium suggestions pay for themselves quickly in time saved on editing.