Google Workspace is offering 14% off for the first three months on all consumer and business plans — Starter, Standard, and Plus, through the end of 2026. The discount applies globally and requires a promo code at checkout. No minimum user count or contract length is enforced. That’s the headline fact. Not a trial. Not a limited-time flash sale. A sustained, code-gated price cut across the board, active now and running through December 31, 2026. It’s the kind of move that quietly reshapes budgeting for freelancers, startups, and midsize teams already using Gmail, Docs, and Meet as infrastructure. Not just apps. And it lands the same day Newegg drops a fresh batch of promo codes, including 3% off gaming notebooks (stackable, up to $150), education discounts of 8–10%, and daily Shell Shocker deals with up to 80% off select hardware. Two parallel, unconnected promotions, one for cloud productivity, one for PC gear. Both live as of October 13, 2026. Neither is tied to Black Friday. Neither is region-locked to the US alone. Both are actionable now on their respective domains: workspace.google.com and newegg.com. No caveats about regional availability, currency conversion, or phased rollout. Just live offers, live codes, live savings. Google’s discount doesn’t change plan features, it sharpens the value proposition of Standard ($12/user/month, normally) and Plus ($18/user/month, normally) by trimming the first-quarter cost. Starter remains $6/user/month, discounted to $5.16. Standard drops from $12 to $10.32. Plus falls from $18 to $15.48. All for three months. Storage, Gemini access, and admin controls stay exactly as advertised: Starter gets 30GB/user and Gemini only in Gmail and Vids. Standard unlocks 2TB/user and full-suite Gemini (Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Meet, Chat). Plus adds 5TB/user, 500-person Meet calls, Vault, and LDAP. Newegg’s offers are more fragmented but broader in scope. Its WIRED-exclusive 3% gaming notebook code works only on newegg.com. Not Newegg Business or Canadian sites. Its education discount requires.edu verification and caps at $100 off. Its Shell Shocker deals rotate daily and include specific SKUs: Gigabyte B650M Gaming Plus Wi-Fi motherboard at $110 ($20 off), ASRock Challenger Radeon GPU at $600 ($50 off), Xbox Game Pass Ultimate 3-month cards at $96 ($24 off). Combo deals, processors + motherboards + memory. Unlock extra savings, with Intel bundles offering up to $15 off. None of these require a subscription. None expire this week. All are live as of publication. Newegg+ membership remains free and unlocks early access, free shipping, and EggPoints (100 = $1). Google’s promo, meanwhile, is not tied to any loyalty program, it’s a direct, one-step code applied during sign-up. For Indian users: pricing is not listed in rupees in any source. For US users: all figures above are in USD. No UK, EU, or other regional pricing appears in reporting. The next inflection point? Google’s Workspace Flows. Its no-code automation layer powered by Gemini, isn’t discounted, but it is included in Standard and Plus. So the 14% cut effectively lowers the entry cost for AI-augmented workflows like auto-summarizing customer feedback or routing action items from email. Newegg’s PC Builder tool, similarly, isn’t on sale. But it’s now cheaper to stock it with discounted parts. Both promos run until year-end. Neither has an announced end date before then.