Use Gmail with your own domain
Use email on your own domain for a more professional image without having to create and pay for a business email account. With email forwarding, you can have all emails sent to your domain forwarded to your Gmail account.
With Mailcast forwarding it is easy to use Gmail with your own domain in just a few steps.
- Step 1: Register your domain (if you don’t already have one)
- Step 2: Sign up for a free Mailcast forwarding account
- Step 3: Configure your domain DNS to use Mailcast forwarding.
- Step 4: Done. Receive emails to your domain within Gmail.
Register your domain
If you don’t already have a domain, you can register one at any domain registrar (try Porkbun or Namecheap).
If you already have a domain, then it’s even easier, move on to the next step.
Sign up for a free Mailcast forwarding account
Get started with our free forwarding for one domain.
One you’ve created your account, you can add additional emails to be forwarded to your Gmail account.
Configure your domain DNS to use Mailcast forwarding
In order for Mailcast to receive emails on your domain, you need to make changes to your domain’s DNS settings.
You can read our guide on how to configure your domain’s DNS settings with various domain registrars and hosts. You can also contact us for help with getting everything set up.
Done. Receive emails to your domain within Gmail.
That’s all there is to it. You should now be able to receive emails sent to your domain within Gmail.
You can configure different aliases to all forward to the same Gmail address or configure different aliases to forward to different email accounts.
Need to reply from your domain as well? Send emails from your domain with Gmail.