Sign up for a suite of services to start using Google Drive storage, online documents, Google Meet, and other collaborative services with your organization. You can sign up with just your business email, or verify your domain to get more features, such as Gmail and Google Calendar.
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Sign up with your business email
Access Google Drive storage, Google Meet, and other collaborative services with your organization simply by signing up with your business email address. If you later need features such as Gmail or Calendar, you can verify your domain to access the full suite of services.
Here’s the information you need to sign up with your email:
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An email address where you plan to use your Business editionThis should be an address where you can get mail. During sign-up, we'll email an invitation to your address. To show us you own the address, you need to respond to the email. You need to verify your email address to make sure that no one else can use your Business edition with your address. |
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Team member addresses at your same domainIf you forget how to sign in to your Google Workspace account, we'll need to be able to reach you at an address that doesn't require accessing your account. This address must be a valid address not in your Google Workspace domain (for example, your personal Gmail address) where you currently receive mail and will continue doing so while using Google Workspace. |
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Sign up with a verified domain
To access the full set of Business edition features, including Gmail and Calendar, sign up using a domain you own or manage. Here’s the information you need:
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Your business domain nameWhen you sign up, we'll ask for the primary domain where you plan to use Google services—such as example.com (where example.com is your unique name). I want to bring my own domainDuring sign-up, follow the instructions to use your existing domain. It must be a domain name you currently own. In fact, before you start using your domain with Google services, we'll ask you to verify your ownership. To do this, you need to be able to access your domain's DNS settings or the source files on your domain's web server. You don't need to transfer your domain to us—you can still maintain an account with your domain host. We just enable services for your domain. Who is my domain host? Using the domain with another Google account? Before signing up the domain for a new account here, you must remove it from the other account. If you want to use Google Workspace but don't have a domain name, we can help you purchase one during the sign-up process. For details, see Purchase a domain from a Google partner. |
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Your personal user nameThis will be the personal user name in your domain that you’ll use with Google services, as in yourname@example.com. You’ll use this name (along with a password) to sign in to your Google Workspace account and manage services for your organization. You’ll also use it as your email address (if you’re using Gmail) and with all your other Google Workspace services. |
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An email address that's not in your domainIf you forget how to sign in to your Google Workspace account, we'll need to be able to reach you at an address that doesn't require accessing your account. This address must be a valid address not in your Google Workspace domain (for example, your personal Gmail address) where you currently receive mail and will continue doing so while using Google Workspace. |
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You can also purchase Google Workspace through Google Sales or a local reseller.
