Google Workspace comes with a custom email address at your domain—but that’s just the start. You can create additional email aliases or group mailing addresses like "[email protected]" for no additional charge.
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Get started with Google Workspace Every subscription comes with a custom business gmail address (ie – [email protected]) -
Create up to 30 email aliases per user Email aliases give individual users the ability to create additional email addresses.
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Create up to 100 Google groups per user Google groups help teams communicate and collaborate with a shared email address.
Use Gmail Aliases to send and receive emails from another address all in one place.
- Helpful for individuals who want a memorable, public email address.
- All emails to the alias (ie – [email protected]) are centralized in a single Google Workspace account (ie – [email protected]).
- The [email protected] account can send emails as [email protected] from her own account.
Use Groups in Google to create email and distribution lists for teams, departments, or other groups.
- Helpful for users who want to target appropriate teams rather than your entire organization for sharing.
- All group members receive copies of the emails sent to the generic email address (ie – [email protected] company).
- Share content with group members, including documents, videos, calendars, and meeting invitations.
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Gmail aliases and Google groups are available with all Google Workspace editions. We've partnered with Google to let you try Google Workspace for free for one month.
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