Frequently Asked Questions!

We sell domains with the older, free Google Apps Standard Edition (now Google Workspace Legacy). Before December 6, 2012, Google provided this free version with limited business features. After this date, Google discontinued offering it to new users, but existing accounts were allowed to continue using it for free. For more details, visit Google’s support page.

Yes, you can set your domain as the primary domain. Additionally, you can add other domains as secondary domains on your account.

What is the setup process?

1. Place your order on our website.
2. If you opt for self-setup, we’ll email you the Google Workspace admin account credentials and instructions on how to add your domain as a secondary domain.
3. Once configured, you can send and receive emails using your domain.

Setup is typically completed within a few hours after payment. However, the exact time depends on your cooperation with domain ownership verification.

Yes, switching is possible. However, since a domain can only be attached to one account at a time, you’ll need to:

1. Cancel your current subscription and remove your domain from the existing Google Workspace account.
2. Alternatively, swap the domain in your current account with another one you own.

For assistance, contact us and we can help you through the process.

Unfortunately, increasing licenses on Google Workspace Legacy accounts isn’t straightforward, as these accounts are capped. To increase licenses:

1. Cancel your current account and create a new one with a higher license limit.
2. Alternatively, swap your domain with another in a different Legacy account.

For data migration from your old account to the new one, contact our support team for assistance.

We sell unused domains that come with Google Workspace Legacy licenses. These licenses are tied to the domain ownership, not sold as standalone Google products, making this legal under Google’s Terms of Service. However, we are not responsible for any issues arising after delivery.

A grandfathered domain refers to a domain subscribed to the free Google Workspace Standard Edition before December 2012. These accounts retain their free status and features.

What’s the difference between a secondary domain and a domain alias?

• Secondary Domain: Allows you to create separate email accounts for a different domain (e.g., jerry@example.co.in and john@example.tk).
• Domain Alias: Adds additional email addresses for the same user (e.g., user@example.com and user@example.net).

The primary domain is the original domain linked to the Google Workspace Legacy account. While Google doesn’t allow changing this domain, we help you configure your domain as the primary one.

Log in to the Google Workspace Admin Panel, go to the Billing section, and check the number of available free user accounts/licenses.

Each user gets 30GB of storage (shared between Gmail and Google Drive) in the Google Workspace Business Starter Free Edition.

No, the fee is a one-time payment. These are lifetime accounts. However, you’ll need to renew the original domain periodically to retain control of the account.

Credentials are sent instantly upon checkout, but domain setup as the primary domain may take 2-8 hours.