How to Make a Free Website on Google (4 different ways)

Find out the different ways you can build a website with a domain name from Google and also free hosting from Google. Web hosting options from Google include Sites, My Business, Blogger, and Cloud. With a domain name from Google Domains plus hosting from Google, you will have a website that runs purely on Google infrastructure.

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[sudoalex]

Google is great! I mean their privacy practices are sketchy but they do great stuff and I like using them

[nortok]

This is a great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it. I'm looking at either Sites or the Cloud Platform for a website. I have some questions that you may or may not be able to answer... 1. I know you mentioned there is a monthly data limit for the Cloud Platform if you want the service to remain free but limits weren't mentioned for Sites, Blogger and Business. Are there limits to these as well? 2. What happens if you reach your limit? 3. It sounds like you can bring your previously registered domain to the Cloud Platform but can you bring a domain to Sites, Blogger and Business? 4. Let's say I start up a website on Sites but find I need more functionality, can it be migrated to the Cloud Platform and vice versa (need less functionality so want to move to Sites)?

[the__shrike]

They also have Firebase hosting which is also free.

[fatesteyneit]

I have purchased a domain name because (the offer said free 1 website hosting) but got tricked cause you can't really replace the dummy site.. anyways..
I am looking for a Free Web Hosting service which accepts custom(already bought domain) PLEASE HELP !!

[wallyhare]

How about us that are trying to “de-google” our lives?

[theresakidd]

I've bought a domain name from Google, but I'm wanting to do a digital download business. Which platform would you suggest?

[BobHarperPlus]

Which is the best no-code option for a podcast site?

[G--A-R-Z]

It will not stay free forever. Then google will hold your site and never let you have it unless you pay up. How about a service where we pay a little, so we are not the product?