Starting with a new name?
Save a working business name, choose a registrar and compare the first-year and renewal costs. Plan who needs a mailbox and which extra addresses can be aliases.
Start a new business ↗BUILD A BUSINESS FOUNDATION
Your name.
Your business address.
Bring the domain, company email and website plan together, with your business in control of the accounts.
YOUR NAME ONLINEOne domain.
One domain.
A professional company inbox.
Use a name your customers can recognize. Keep your registrar and administrator access under your control, with a clear record of the choices and next steps.
EXAMPLE ADDRESSES · NOT REGISTEREDyourbusiness.com
hello@yourbusiness.com
quotes@yourbusiness.com
yourname@yourbusiness.com
Already have a domain or inbox?
Record the accounts you use today. Keep existing email working while you prepare your website. Review backups, mail records and page redirects before a provider change.
Plan an existing-business rebuild ↗HOW SETUP WORKS TODAY
Make your choices once.
Business setup saves your business, domain, provider, mailbox users and reported progress to your account.
Continue with your provider.
Register domains and create mailboxes in your provider account. The current release guides those steps; it does not sell or provision them.
Check the result.
Inspect public DNS in BuiltRelay. Test the actual inbox separately and check Connections for supported inbox authorization.
Keep the costs understandable.
| Service | What to review | Where it is handled today |
|---|---|---|
| Domain registration | Exact name, initial price, renewal price and term | Your registrar |
| Google Workspace / Microsoft 365 | Users, license type, billing commitment and migration needs | Your email provider |
| BuiltRelay membership | Final price, usage and cancellation terms before purchase | Paid subscriptions are not open yet |
| Setup assistance | Written scope and quote before paid work | Request a discussion in BuiltRelay |
Domain planning is available. Native purchasing is future work.
Customer websites currently use BuiltRelay share links. Direct domain registration, customer custom-domain publishing and mailbox provisioning require additional integrations and are not included in this release.