Overview

This guide explains how to share access to Google Domain Management, allowing others to manage domain settings.

Share your Google domain with other people

Important: If you purchase your domain through Google Cloud Platform, then permissions are managed by Cloud IAM. Learn how to manage roles and permissions.

You can give other people the ability to manage your domain. Each new person has full access to:

• Manage registration: Renew, add years of registration, cancel or start auto-renew, delete the domain, and add or delete people.
• Manage web presence: Manage settings for any websites, extra email addresses, or Google Workspace accounts.
• Manage DNS settings: Add, edit, and delete any resource records or name servers, and turn DNS security extensions on or off.

Tip:

• When you share a domain, it doesn’t change the ownership of the domain.
• You can’t restrict a person’s permissions to specific functions. Each person has full admin access to the domain.

Share management of your domain

1. Sign in to Google Domains.

2. Select the name of your domain.

3. Open Menu .

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4. Click Registration settings.

5. Under "Domain permissions," click Add user.