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Google Domains lets you manage your domains, add or transfer in domains, and see billing history with your Google Account. Simplify your domain management with Google Domains.
Get a new domain from Squarespace. On September 7, 2023 Squarespace acquired all domain registrations and related customer accounts from Google Domains. Migration is underway for domains and customer accounts, and will continue over the next few months.
Official Google Domains Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Domains and other answers to frequently asked questions.
- Overview
- Switch between custom & default name servers
- Add custom name servers
Domain name servers store all resource records for a domain name. Most top-level domains (TLDs) require 2–12 name servers. Multiple name servers ensure that if there’s a problem with one server, other servers make sure your website still functions.
When you purchased a domain name through Google Domains, name servers:
Were provided at no extra cost
Didn't need setup or management
You can also use custom name servers from third-party providers. If you do so, before you create custom name servers on Domains, you must set up your resource records through your name server provider.
Tip: For help with name server security, learn more about DNSSEC.
When you registered your domain with Google Domains, you chose the default Google name servers or custom name servers. You can find and change your selection with these steps:
1. On your computer, sign in to Google Domains.
2. Click the domain name.
3. At the top left, click Menu DNS.
4. At the top of the page, select Default name servers or Custom name servers.
• Your current setting has “(Active)” next to it.
After you set up your resource records through your name server provider, add them to your Google Domain:
1. On your computer, sign in to Google Domains.
2. Click your domain name.
3. At the top left, click Menu DNS.
4. At the top of the page, click Custom name servers.
• Your current setting has “(Active)” next to it.
Learn how to sign up for Google Workspace and create custom email addresses for your domain with Google Domains. Compare different Google Workspace editions and find answers to frequently asked questions.
Go to admin.google.com/customer_domain. Sign in with either your own reseller account name and password, or use an admin account at the customer's domain.
Learn how to host your website, blog, or online store on your domain registered on Google Domains. Find out the partners and website builders that can connect directly to your domain, or use Firebase or other third-party services.
