A domain is the address of your website on the internet. When you purchase a domain name, you’re taking the first step toward online visibility. Whether you’re setting a site up for a blog, securing it for your brand, or planning to purchase a domain name and email together, a domain is the first step to your online journey.

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There are typically three phases of domain name registration: Sunrise, Landrush, and General Availability (GA). Each phase has specific submission and processing dates. Pre-registration fills applications early, Sunrise is reserved for trademark holders, Landrush is open to public premium register domain requests, and GA is first-come, first-served.

When you buy a domain, we handle the phases. Simply register a domain with us, share your trademark info, and we’ll queue your application. Pre-registering doesn’t guarantee approval, but it helps position you ahead of others.

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A TLD is the last part of a domain name, such as .com, .org, or .net. It sits at the top of the DNS hierarchy and often signals a website’s purpose. When you buy a domain name, you choose the TLD that works for your brand.

If the domain you want—like my-domain.com—is taken, our domain name search tool helps you explore alternatives (e.g., my-domain.org). You can also register a domain name under multiple TLDs to build and protect your brand.

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The cost to buy a domain depends on the TLD and any current discounts. You can buy a domain name on its own or purchase a domain name and email together. Check our domain pricing for current deals and promotions.

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Domain Privacy + Protection defends your domain name and personal info. It includes: 

• Domain Privacy (also known as WHOIS privacy or private domain registration) masks your personal details from WHOIS when you buy a domain.

  
  
• Daily Malware Scanning and blacklist monitoring to keep your domain secure.

  
  
• AdultBlock helps prevent domain squatting in adult-themed TLDs when you register a domain. 

  
  
• SMS Domain Alerts keep you informed of critical domain events—especially useful if you purchase domain name and email with us. 

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If you don’t renew your domain, services tied to it become inactive. You have a 30-day grace period to renew it. After that, you can still recover the domain, but a reinstatement fee applies. With Domain Expiration Protection, you can extend this grace period up to a year.

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Buying a domain name is quick and easy. Start by choosing a domain registrar like Network Solutions. Use the search tool to check if your desired domain name is available. If it is, you can add it to your cart and follow the prompts to purchase. You’ll be able to choose how many years you want to register it for, and you can also add extras like domain privacy or email hosting. Once completed, the domain is yours to manage, renew, or connect to your website and business email.

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Google Workspace uses the same gmail platform you know but with so much more. When we're talking email, yes you get a free email address with Gmail that ends in @gmail.com. With Google Workspace your email address matches your domain name and lets your customers, prospects, partners know that you are trustworthy and credible. Plus with Google Workspace you get the business level communication, collaboration and productivity tools like Calendar, Gmail, Drive, Docs, Slides, Meet, Keep, Forms, Sheets and more.

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Yes! All Google Workspace plans feature a custom email that matches your domain. See how a professional email address can change your business.

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Similar to the former G Suite plan, every Google Workspace plan will feature an email address that matches your domain name and access to collaboration tools that all work together, are completely mobile-friendly, and industry-leading in security. These tools and apps include Gmail, Calendar, Meet, Chat, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Sites, and more.

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Google rebranded from G Suite to Google Workspace on October 6, 2020 to better address the needs and requirements for their remote/hybrid users. After upgrades to its overall user-experience, this rebrand better represents 'Google Workspace' to better represent the product's holistic vision.

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