When you're ready to go live with Gmail, redirect your domain's MX records to Google servers. Do this after creating user accounts for people who will be using Gmail with your domain. This is …

To get more features, you need to switch to a different edition of Google Workspace and verify your domain. The following table compares organizations with Gmail, business email, and …

Go to the Google Workspace Individual Help Center. Business editions Applies for Business Starter, Business Standard, and Business Plus editions. Refer to these setup guides to use …

Official Google Business Profile Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Business Profile and other answers to frequently asked questions.

When someone sends you an email, the sender's computer looks up the MX records for your email domain, like @your-company.com, to figure out where to deliver it. After you sign up for …

Verify your domain to unlock features (for Gmail accounts) If you signed up for your Google service with a business email address (ends in @company.com), go here instead. If you …

If you own another domain, you can add it to your Google Workspace or Cloud Identity account. For example, you might manage multiple businesses or brands, each with their own domain. …

Choose your domain at sign-up Sign up for Google Workspace with the domain name you want to use with services, such as Gmail. Use a domain name you own, or purchase a domain at sign …

Go to Menu Directory > Users. At the top of the user list, click Add new user. Add the user's account information (appears in Gmail contacts): First and last name Primary email —Accept …

Gmail marks valid email messages as spam –Sometimes Gmail incorrectly marks messages coming from senders outside your domain as spam. Try the steps in this article to fix the …