Easy Tech TutsHow to Link Your Google Domain to Gumroad, Connect Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Google Domains has migrated to Squarespace Domains, so connecting a domain you originally registered there now means working through Squarespace's DNS panel instead. This guide covers entering your domain into Gumroad's advanced settings and setting up the CNAME record on the Squarespace side so everything points correctly.
01Open Gumroad's advanced settings
Go to your Gumroad settings and find the advanced section where custom domain entry lives.
02Enter your target domain
Type your root domain or subdomain into the custom domain field and save it.
03Log into Squarespace Domains
Since Google Domains migrated, find your domain inventory inside your Squarespace account instead.
04Add a CNAME record
Create a new CNAME record pointing your domain to Gumroad's target endpoint.
05Confirm the connection
Check the domain status inside Gumroad to confirm it's verified after DNS propagation.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need to use Squarespace instead of Google Domains?
Google officially migrated Google Domains accounts to Squarespace Domains, so DNS management now happens there.
What record type connects my domain to Gumroad?
You'll create a CNAME record pointing to Gumroad's target endpoint.
How long does it take for the domain to activate?
DNS changes can take time to propagate, so the connection may not appear verified immediately.
Can I still use my old Google Domains login?
Since the migration, domain management happens through your Squarespace account instead.
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