G Suite: Domain registered with Namecheap ownership validation
Verifying a new domain for G Suite (Google Apps)
Configuring G Suite (Google Apps) for the domain that was already verified
Verifying a new domain for G Suite (Google Apps)
This can be done via
Google Admin Console. Please note that if your domain is pointed to third-party DNS, host records for ownership verification should be created on the side of your DNS provider.
Please follow the steps below to have the domain verified with G Suite:
2. Click on the Next button in the window that appears:
3. Select the Begin Verification option:
4. Make sure Namecheap is selected as your domain name provider. There will be a verification record for your domain (it starts with "google-site-verification=") listed in a special field. Please copy its value:
5. Once the verification string is copied, go to your Namecheap account > Domain List > Manage > Advanced DNS > Host Records > Add New Record > TXT Record to set it up (more detailed instructions on how to create a TXT record can be found in the
Once done, click Save All Changes:
6. Let's also set up your email on this page. Scroll a bit to the Mail Settings section > select Gmail > Save Changes:
Wait a few minutes for the changes to be accepted. The recommended time to wait is 30 minutes.
7. After that, please get back to your G Suite account and click on the red Verify button to finish the process:
If your settings have been verified, you'll get the "Congratulations" message:
Enjoy the G Suite service!
Configuring G Suite (Goggle Apps) for the domain that was already verified
If you had a domain added to your G Suite (Google Apps) account, but some settings have been changed for it, the only thing you need to do to run the email service again is to set up MX records on your domain's side.
In this case, start the setup from the step where you select
Gmail in the
Mail Settings section.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact our Support Team. We are available 24/7 for you.