You keep the account. You keep the data.
Buying a discounted license should not mean trusting a stranger with your logins. Here is exactly who controls what, where your data sits, and how this differs from the shared-account offers you have probably seen.
You hold admin access
For Google Workspace, the admin console is yours. The tenant sits on a domain you own, you create and remove users, and you set the security policy. We do not keep administrative access after delivery.
For LinkedIn, there is no separate account to hand over — the subscription is applied to the profile you already use. Your connections, saved searches, lead lists and InMail history stay exactly where they are, because nothing is migrated.
Your data stays on Google and LinkedIn infrastructure
We are not a proxy or a middleman for your data. Mail is delivered by Google to your tenant. Leads and searches live in your LinkedIn account. We never see your inbox, your documents, your lead lists, or your saved searches, and we do not hold your password at any point.
Practically: if we disappeared tomorrow, your account would keep working. That is the test worth applying to anyone selling you a discounted license.
How this differs from the risky offers
Most “cheap license” offers online fall into a few categories, and they are not equivalent. The distinction matters because two of these genuinely can get an account suspended.
| Offer type | Who holds the login | Your data | Suspension risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared / group account | Seller, shared with strangers | Visible to everyone on the seat | High |
| Education / non-profit license resold to someone ineligible | Seller | On a tenant you don't control | High — revoked on audit |
| “Send us your password” activation | Seller has your credentials | Fully exposed | High |
| This model | You only | On your own account | Not introduced by us |
We are never asked for, and never want, your password. If any seller asks for your login credentials, that is the moment to walk away — including if it were us.
What happens at renewal
For LinkedIn, you pay us a one-time setup fee and LinkedIn bills you directly from then on at 25% of its regular rate — a 75% discount that continues on your own card rather than expiring after an introductory period.
For Google Workspace, reseller pricing is simply the price. There is no first-year teaser that snaps back at renewal, which is the practical difference between this and a promotional code. Our promo code guide lays that contrast out in full.
What we are not
We think this matters more than the usual marketing language, so we'll state it directly: we are not an authorized partner, reseller, or agent of LinkedIn, Google, or Crunchbase. We are an independent company. Any site telling you it holds an official partnership is making a claim you should ask them to evidence — and that includes us.
What we do is arrange discounted plans and activate them on accounts you own and control. If the commercial detail behind a specific rate matters to your decision, ask us before you pay and we will answer you directly rather than publishing something vague here.
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If the provider tells you that you are not eligible for a promotional offer, our refund policy covers what happens next.
Common questions
Will my account get banned or suspended?
Not through anything we do. You are never asked to share a password, and we never log into your account. The subscription is applied to the account you already own and, in the LinkedIn case, LinkedIn itself bills you directly from then on. The situations that genuinely get accounts suspended — shared logins, credential resale, licenses lifted from education or non-profit programs by people who don't qualify — are the exact practices this model avoids.
Who holds admin access?
You do. For Google Workspace the admin console belongs to you, on your own domain. For LinkedIn the subscription sits on your existing personal account. We do not retain administrative access to your tenant or your profile after delivery.
Where does my data live?
On Google's and LinkedIn's own infrastructure, exactly as it would if you bought direct. We are not a proxy, a mirror, or a middleman for your mail or your leads. We never see your inbox, your lead lists, your saved searches, or your documents.
Is this a shared or recycled account?
No. Accounts are dedicated to you. Nothing is shared with another customer, and nothing is a recycled login from a previous buyer.
What happens when it renews?
For LinkedIn, billing moves to LinkedIn and continues at the discounted rate on your own card, so there is no year-one cliff to plan around. For Google Workspace, reseller pricing is simply the price — month thirteen costs what month one costs. That is the main practical difference between this and a promotional code, which reverts to full price at renewal.
Are you affiliated with LinkedIn, Google, or Crunchbase?
No. We are an independent company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation, Google LLC, or Crunchbase, Inc. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
What if the discount doesn't apply to my account?
If the provider tells you that you are not eligible for the promotional offer, you can request a refund of the setup fee. See our refund policy for exactly how that works and what we need from you.
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