Secure Business Email & So Much More

  • Build customer trust with professional email addresses @ a custom domain

  • Import existing email, calendars, and contacts

  • Protected against 100% of spam, phishing, and malware

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Android & iOS Apps

Access email, calendars, files, and attend video meetings from wherever inspiration strikes! Google Workspace's mobile apps work from anywhere, on any device.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, you do not need a hosting plan in order to have Google Workspace, but you do need a domain name to associate with your Google Workspace license. During Google Workspace signup, DreamHost asks you to select from a list of the domains in your DreamHost account.

The following article explains how to sign up for Google Workspace: How to sign up for Google Workspace

Yes. With Google Workspace, you can create up to 30 standard email aliases for each user, or unlimited “disposable” aliases (name+alias@example.com). You may also create additional Google Workspace mailboxes by purchasing additional user licenses for your account.

Note: If more than 10 users are required, you will need to contact support.

Yes, Google Workspace has a built-in data migration to import your team's email, contacts, and calendars. View this article for further details.

If you have a large number of users, Google recommends using their data migration service to migrate your users' mail, contacts, and calendars to Google Workspace. The setup is simple, and most mail server connections can be made automatically. This feature is available under Data migration in the Google Workspace admin console.

Learn more about Google Workspace's migration utility, best suited for large organizations.

If DreamHost is managing your DNS (you are using DreamHost's nameservers), this will be configured automatically!

If you are using a third party to manage your DNS (meaning you are not using DreamHost's nameservers), you will need to configure that with your DNS provider.

View the following article for info: Google Workspace DNS

Yes. You don't have to use DreamHost's email service to use a Discussion List. This is because the Discussion list is created on a subdomain such as @lists.example.com. This means the email is originating from DreamHost and not your Google Workspace account.