To find your domains, sign in to Google Domains with the Google account you used to register your domains. “My domains” lists each domain you own. For details, select the domain.
Can’t find your domain? Go to How do I find my registered domain?
Domain overview
Domain overview includes general information, like:
- Services from Google
- Privacy settings
- Billing details
Registration settings
You can manage, review, and change your privacy and security settings:
- To determine how the public views your contact information, go to Registration privacy.
- To prevent unauthorized transfer attempts, Change your domain lock setting.
- To update your Google Domains account and domain registration, go to Change contact information in Google Domains.
- To update your auto-renew settings, go to Renew a domain.
- To delete your registration with Google Domains, go to Delete a domain.
Domain Name System
You can view and change your Domain Name System (DNS). You can also:
- Specify a name or Manage domain name servers.
- Manage synthetic records.
- Set up and manage resource records.
Website
You have several options to manage traffic for your domain:
Set up email services for your domain.
- For built-in features like Calendar, Gmail, and Drive, go to About G Suite with Google Domains.
- To create email rules to automatically forward messages, go to Forward your emails.
Reports
Reports help find what drives traffic from Google Search to your website.
Reports can provide informative data and insights, such as:
- Your Google Search rank.
- Keywords to drive traffic to your domain.
- Performance metrics. Learn more at Learn more at What are impressions, position, and clicks?
- User traffic breakdowns based on your device or location.
- The most popular pages on your website.
- To learn more about your website data, go to Improve your performance on Google Search.
Security
Google Domains offers modern security practices on all domains, such as:
- 2-Step Verification for your Google Account.
- One-click DNSSEC to protect your domains from DNS threats.
- SSL/TLS certificate information.
To learn more about your security settings, go to Make domains safer with security settings.