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Info? Because Google Apps for your domain also known as G Suite (legacy) is the method we've used for this and is going away as a free option. The other approac
by matt_heimer 5y ago
Info? Because Google Apps for your domain also known as G Suite (legacy) is the method we've used for this and is going away as a free option. The other approach is to integrate a free gmail account with a mail hosting provider. You can use mailgun or similar to do it cheap but it still means you host your domain email server somewhere.
- charcircuit 5y agoGoogle domains lets me do it for free.
- Arnavion 5y agoTrue, my domain is also from Google domains (it's a .dev). I didn't think this feature was exclusive to that, but maybe it is.
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- matt_heimer 5y agoSounds like you might be using the free Google email forwarding feature outlined at https://domains.google/get-started/email/ https://domains.google/get-started/email/ To directly receive and send email from your custom domain Google upsells you to Google Workspaces https://domains.google/learn/how-to-use-email-forwarding/ https://domains.google/learn/how-to-use-email-forwarding/ Some other domain providers do offer email forwarding so its not exactly a Google exclusive.
- kashmirix 5y agoI'm experimenting with CloudFlare's email forwarding (currently in beta) and it works very nice. Also, it's free and doesn't require changing registrars.