Google Domains Access

Google Domains Access

If your site is registered in Google Domains, you can grant Spillover access to your domain using one of these options: 

1. Share login access to your domain account

or, 

2. Share management of your domain

  1. Sign in to Google Domains.
  2. Select the name of your domain.
  3. Open Menu Menu.
  4. Click Registration settings.
  5. Under "Domain permissions," click Add user.
  6. Enter the email address domains@spillover.com


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