GOOG vs GOOGL: What Is the Difference?
GOOGL is Alphabet's Class A share with one vote per share; GOOG is the Class C share with no vote. Both carry exactly the same claim on profits, dividends and buybacks, so one Alphabet share is worth the same in either class. A third class (Class B, 10 votes per share) is held by the founders and insiders and does not trade.
| Line | Price | Fair Value | Upside |
|---|---|---|---|
| GOOG Class C · no vote | $284 | $312 | +10.0% |
| GOOGL Class A · 1 vote per share | $285 | $312 | +9.7% |
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Closing prices from Nov 6, 2026. Fair value from 26 models, updated daily. Not financial advice.
Conversion
There is no exchange between GOOG and GOOGL for shareholders. Class B shares turn into Class A when they are sold.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between GOOG and GOOGL?
GOOGL is Alphabet's Class A share with one vote per share; GOOG is the Class C share with no vote. Both carry exactly the same claim on profits, dividends and buybacks, so one Alphabet share is worth the same in either class. A third class (Class B, 10 votes per share) is held by the founders and insiders and does not trade.
Which is better, GOOG or GOOGL?
For the same stake in Alphabet, GOOG is 0.3% cheaper than GOOGL today. We value Alphabet once: fair value $312 per share, the same for both classes. If you want a vote, pick the voting class; economically, the price per stake is what counts. Not financial advice.
Can you convert GOOG into GOOGL?
There is no exchange between GOOG and GOOGL for shareholders. Class B shares turn into Class A when they are sold.