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It takes little time to set up Google for business email. To make that possible, there are necessary steps you need to take to achieve that. So in this article, we are going to take you through those necessary steps you need to start up your Gmail business. While setting up your account, you can buy a domain name from Google or another reputable domain registrar if you don’t already have one.<\/p>

What Precisely is Gmail Business<\/span><\/h2>

The Gmail for Business app from Google’s G Suite is a SaaS service that helps improve teamwork, communication, emailing, calendaring, and document production for your company.<\/p>

With the exception of business Gmail, you probably already regularly use the free Gmail service and apps for emailing or online writing. While these give anyone using Gmail for business purposes more than enough capability, several of the fundamental functions of Gmail for work are lacking or constrained, especially when compared to Microsoft Office 365.<\/p>

Creating a Gmail Business Account<\/span><\/h2>

Here are a few steps on how to create your business account<\/p>

#1. Make a Google Workspace account <\/span><\/h3>

Click the “Start Free Trial” button on the Google Workspace homepage page. This directs you to a page where you must enter the name of your company, the number of employees, and the area or nation where it is headquartered. After entering this data, click “Next.” Provide your name, email address, and professional phone number on the following page. Next, select “Next.”<\/p>

#2.  Integrate Your Domain (or Buy a Domain Name)<\/span><\/h3>

You can connect your domain name after providing your contact details. In a web address (also known as a URL) and after the @ symbol in an email address, there is a term called a domain name. For instance, this website’s domain name is “fitsmallbusiness.com.<\/p>

#3. Establish a Gmail Business Email Account<\/span><\/h3>

To use a username and password for your Google business email, create them. For example, jessy@jnzlaw.com, doe@jnzlaw.com, jessy.doe@jnzlaw.com, j.doe@jnzlaw.com, and other email address formats, are examples of usernames. Your username is what appears before the “@” symbol and your domain name. Click “Agree and Proceed” after that.<\/p>

#4. Enter Payment Information and Finish Account Creation<\/span><\/h3>

You won’t be charged while utilizing Google’s 14-day free trial, but you will still need to give payment information in order to use the program. The default setting for the plan is Business Standard. But, throughout your free trial, you have the option to either downgrade or upgrade to the next plan. Click “Next” and finish the purchase procedure to start using Gmail for business email.<\/p>

Gmail Business Email Price<\/span><\/h2>

You are billed for G Suite on a per-user basis. The cost of G Suite increases with the number of users you have. Consider a scenario in which you only want to use G Suite Basic and want to purchase it for yourself. As you are the only user, the monthly fee is $6.<\/p>

Let’s imagine your business has 50 employees, all of whom use G Suite. In this example, the total cost would be $300\/month.<\/p>

Business Starter, which costs $6 per user per month and includes 30 GB of Google Drive storage, Business Standard, which costs $12 per user per month and offers 2 TB of storage along with additional security and admin controls, Business Plus, which costs $18 per user per month and offers 5 TB of cloud storage along with enhanced security, and Enterprise, which has unlimited storage and advanced controls and requires a quote from sales.<\/p>

Gmail Business Email Setup<\/span><\/h2>

#1. Activate Google Workspace<\/span><\/h3>

On signup indicate the domain you want for your business email. If you don’t already own the domain, you can pay Google extra money to do so.<\/p>

#2. Create an Account<\/span><\/h3>

You will be asked to confirm your domain during setup. Create email aliases like sales@yourcompany, upload your business logo, and add any more users who require an email address to personalize your account.<\/p>

#3. Send Emails<\/span><\/h3>

For a period of 14 days, you can share files in the cloud, hold HD video conferences, send emails, and create documents using Google Workspace. After the trial period, you can set up billing at any moment to continue using Google Workspace.<\/p>

Is Gmail Business for Free<\/span><\/h2>

You must have a paid Google Workspace account in order to use Gmail for your business.<\/p>

If you wish to use Gmail for your business, there isn’t a free version available; instead, only emails using the @gmail generic domain are free.<\/p>

Many users still refer to it as G Suite, which is simply a renamed and updated version of Google’s previous product offering.<\/p>

Gmail Business for Free<\/span><\/h2>

Let’s start by making a free business email that you may use with Gmail.<\/p>

#1. Introduction to HostPapa<\/span><\/h3>

It’s crucial to clarify what we mean when we say “how to build a free business email with Google” before we move on.<\/p>

Effectively, you may access a free business email with that domain if you already have a domain name and website hosting.<\/p>

It is suggested that you utilize HostPapa if you don’t already have a domain name and hosting because it is reasonably priced and simple to use.<\/p>

#2. Cpanel Provides Free Business Email<\/span><\/h3>

Although your Cpanel may have a slightly different style and design from ours depending on your hosting provider, you should still be able to follow this tutorial.<\/p>

#3. Setup Your Business Email With Gmail <\/span><\/h3>

At this point, we’ll demonstrate how to connect to and utilize this formal company email within your free Gmail account for businesses. For the sake of this lesson, a brand-new Gmail account has been created.<\/p>

You may combine your free business email with Gmail by simply following the instructions below:<\/p>