How many domains can I have on Google Workspace?
600 domains
You can have up to 600 domains to your organization’s Google Workspace or Cloud Identity Premium account. The limit includes: One primary domain (with up to 20 domain aliases)—Your primary domain is the domain name you provide when you sign up. You can add up to 20 other domains to this domain as domain aliases.
What domain does Google use?
For example, mail.google.com, www.google.com, and docs.google.com are all subdomains of the domain google.com. Domain owners can create subdomains to provide easy-to-remember addresses for web pages or services within their top-level domain.
Can you have multiple domains in Google workspace?
If you own multiple domains, you can add them to your Google Workspace or Cloud Identity account. Depending on how you add the domain, users can have an email address or user account at one or more domains. Learn more about multiple domains . What is a domain alias?
What happens when I add a domain to my Google account?
If the domain you’re adding has its own set of users, add it as an additional domain. Users can have email addresses and accounts at their respective domain. And they can collaborate internally using your Google services. Learn more about adding domains and limitations with multiple domains.
How to share domain management with other Google users?
You can share management of your domains with other Google users. Each user you add will have full permission to manage the domain: Manage registration: Renew, add years of registration, cancel or start auto-renew, delete the domain, and add or delete users. Manage web presence: Manage settings for any websites, email aliases, or G Suite accounts.
How many domains can I add to my G Suite account?
You can add up to 600 domains to your organization’s G Suite or Cloud Identity Premium account. The limit includes: One primary domain (with up to 20 domain aliases)—Your primary domain is the domain name you provide when you sign up. You can add up to 20 other domains to this domain as domain aliases.