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You can do this without paying as well. If your DNS provider supports email forwarding you can use that (if it doesnt you can use improvmx free tier) and use gm

You can do this without paying as well. If your DNS provider supports email forwarding you can use that (if it doesnt you can use improvmx free tier) and use gmail's inbuilt smtp server to send emails using your own domain.

judge2020 6y ago
Only issue with not using GSuite is that you won’t be able to DKIM sign those emails, although just SPF might be sufficient.
- Daniel_sk 6y ago
  Why not just use Fastmail?
- krzrak 6y ago
  You can also use Gmail as POP3/SMTP client for your e-mail account at other provider.
  - wtetzner 6y ago
    This is what I do, and it works well.
qudat 6y ago
Ya but then you can’t use googles SSO right?
- IceWreck 6y ago
  yes, you have to use your *@gmail.com for SSO in this case