Domain and Email Hosting

Domain involves registering a domain name and then assigning it to a specific IP address so that it can be accessed on the internet. When you register a domain, you are essentially purchasing the right to use that name for a specified period of time, usually one year, and you can then use that name to create a website or set up email addresses associated with that domain.

Email hosting involves setting up email accounts associated with a particular domain name. This service enables you to create email addresses that end in your domain name, such as yourname@yourdomain.com. Email hosting providers typically offer various features such as spam filtering, virus protection, and webmail access.

G Suite is a cloud-based productivity suite developed by Google, which includes a variety of web-based applications such as Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, and more. It is designed for businesses and organizations, providing them with a range of tools for communication, collaboration, and productivity. One of the key features of G Suite is its email hosting service, which allows users to create custom email addresses with their own domain name (e.g. yourname@yourcompany.com) using the Gmail platform. G Suite also includes a number of other features, such as spam protection, virus scanning, and email archiving, to ensure the security and reliability of email communication.