About the Squarespace purchase of Google Domains registrations
On June 15, 2023, Google entered into a definitive agreement with Squarespace, indicating their intent to purchase all domain registrations and related customer accounts from Google Domains. When the transaction between Google and Squarespace closed on September 7, 2023, all Google Domains users became customers of Squarespace.
Sign in to your Admin console - Google Domains Help
If your company is using a single sign-on (SSO) service with your Google account, then signing in to your account from admin.google.com sends you to a second sign-in page. From here, you sign in to your Admin console and other programs or services your …
Verify your domain for Google Workspace
Verify your domain or secondary domain as soon as possible to use Google Workspace services. Verifying your domain doesn’t affect your email or website. You must verify your domain within the first 9 days of your free trial period. A Google Workspace account with an unverified primary domain is subject to automatic cancellation.
Renew an expired domain registration - Google Workspace Admin …
If you buy a domain through Google and don’t renew your domain registration before it expires, some Google Cloud services, such as Gmail, will stop working. You also risk losing ownership of the domain. Your domain will expire if you don't have the domain set to autorenew in your Admin console or if your automatic payment fails.
Purchase a domain when you sign up for Google services
Full DNS control and domain management Even though we set up your domain for Google services, you still have full control over your domain’s DNS settings. You can access these settings to add support for non-Google services or to contact your domain host. You can easily reach your external domain host account via your Google Admin console.
Identify your domain registrar - Google Workspace Admin Help
A domain registrar is an internet company that manages your domain name, such as, example.com. Domain registrars use Domain Name System (DNS) records to connect your domain name with email, websites, and other web services. Popular domain registrars include GoDaddy, Squarespace, and IONOS, to name a few. Google Workspace uses DNS records to:
Transfer your domain to another host - Google Help
After you complete the transfer of your domain, update your new domain host records to work with Google Workspace. Visit the support centers of your current and new domain hosts for transfer instructions. Connect Google Workspace with your new domain host. Set up your MX records to direct your domain's email to your Google Workspace account.
Change your primary domain for Google Workspace
You are still in the free trial period. If you signed up with the wrong domain, cancel your Google Workspace account. Your domain is unverified. You can verify your domain or cancel your Google Workspace account. You are a Google Workspace or Google Cloud reseller.
Set up Google Workspace for your organization
After you sign up for Google Workspace, here's how we suggest you get started. Find your edition and type of business, below. Individual edition. For one-person businesses that don't own a domain and instead use a personal domain, such as gmail.com, hotmail.com, or yahoo.com. Go to the Google Workspace Individual Help Center. Business editions
FAQ for multiple domains - Google Workspace Admin Help
When you sign up, you provide a domain name that becomes the primary domain associated with your Google Workspace or Cloud Identity. After that, you can add your other domains using your Google Admin console. You add the domain as either a secondary domain or user alias domain. In either case, you must own the domain name and verify your ownership.