Your domain registrar is typically who you bought your domain name from. If you don’t remember who your domain registrar is, search your email archives for billing records about registration …

You can purchase a domain when you sign up for a Google service. If you already registered your domain name with a domain host, check that the spelling of the domain name you entered …

What if my domain expires? To use Google Workspace, you need a registered domain. Google uses this primary domain to set up your Google Workspace account, including users, email, …

Find the domain that you're removing and click Remove. Click Remove Domain to confirm. If removing a domain requires multi-party approval, wait for approval before completing the next …

Click Verify domain for the domain or subdomain you want to verify. In the domain setup tool, click Get started, then choose your domain registrar and click Continue. If your domain registrar …

Run diagnostic tools: You can use the Admin Toolbox Dig tool to see if the MX records published to the internet for your domain match the values in this article. In the Name field, enter your …

If you purchased your domain when you signed up for Google Workspace, you can follow these steps to connect your domain name to your website. Before you begin Connecting your …

Step 2: Set up MX records to direct your mail to Google servers When you're ready to go live with Gmail, redirect your domain's MX records to Google servers. Do this after creating user …

If you get an alert, This domain name has already been used as an alias or domain, the domain is already linked to your Google Workspace account or another Google Workspace account that …

You need to contact your domain host for help entering your verification record. To find your host, see Identify your domain host. My records are correct but domain still not verified If you waited …