A custom domain (like uandibuilt.com.au) makes your business look more professional and builds trust with clients. Combined with professional email addresses, you create a cohesive brand identity.
Professional Image
Custom domain builds credibility
Brand Recognition
Consistent branding across all touchpoints
Professional Email
SEO Benefits
Better search engine visibility
Recommended Australian Registrars:
💡 Domain Name Tips:
- Keep it short and memorable
- Use .com.au for Australian businesses
- Avoid hyphens and numbers if possible
- Check trademark availability first
Open Manus Management UI
Click the settings icon in the top right of the dashboard to open the Management UI panel
Navigate to Settings → Domains
In the Management UI, click "Settings" in the left sidebar, then select "Domains"
Add Your Custom Domain
Enter your domain name (e.g., uandibuilt.com.au) and follow the DNS configuration instructions provided
Update DNS Records
Log into your domain registrar and add the DNS records shown in the Manus interface (usually a CNAME or A record)
Wait for DNS Propagation
DNS changes can take 1-48 hours to propagate globally. Manus will automatically verify and enable SSL once ready.
Choose Your Email Provider:
Google Workspace
Best for Gmail users
Professional email with Gmail interface, 30GB storage per user, Google Drive, Calendar, and Meet included.
Pricing: $9.60 AUD/user/month
Setup Time: 15-30 minutes
Microsoft 365 Business Basic
Best for Office users
Professional email with Outlook, 1TB OneDrive storage, Word, Excel, PowerPoint online, and Teams.
Pricing: $8.80 AUD/user/month
Setup Time: 15-30 minutes
Budget Option: Registrar Email
Basic email hosting
Most domain registrars offer basic email hosting for $2-5 AUD/month. Limited features but affordable.
Pricing: $2-5 AUD/user/month
Note: Check with your domain registrar for email hosting options
✅ Recommended Email Addresses:
- [email protected] - General inquiries
- [email protected] - Project-related communication
- [email protected] - Quote requests
- [email protected] - Personal email
If you already use Gmail (like [email protected]) and want to send/receive emails from your custom domain (like [email protected]) without switching email providers, you can add it to your Gmail account.
⚠️ Important Prerequisites:
- You must first purchase Google Workspace (Step 3 above) to create the email address
- Your custom domain must be verified in Google Workspace
- The custom email address (e.g., [email protected]) must already exist in Google Workspace
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Open Gmail Settings
In your personal Gmail account ([email protected]), click the gear icon → "See all settings"
Go to "Accounts and Import" Tab
Click on the "Accounts and Import" tab at the top
Add Another Email Address
Under "Send mail as", click "Add another email address"
Enter Your Custom Email Details
- Name: Your name (e.g., "Daniel - UandIbuilt")
- Email address: [email protected]
- ✅ Check "Treat as an alias"
Configure SMTP Settings
SMTP Server: smtp.gmail.com
Port: 587
Username: [email protected]
Password: Your Google Workspace password
✅ Check "Secured connection using TLS"
Verify Your Email Address
Google will send a verification code to [email protected]. Check your Google Workspace inbox and enter the code.
Set as Default (Optional)
Back in Gmail settings, click "make default" next to [email protected] to always send from your professional email
✅ What This Achieves:
- Send emails from [email protected] using your familiar Gmail interface
- Receive emails sent to [email protected] in your Google Workspace inbox
- Keep using [email protected] for personal emails
- Switch between email addresses when composing
- Professional appearance with custom domain email
🔐 Troubleshooting "Password Incorrect" Error:
If you get a password error, you need to create an App Password:
- Go to your Google Account → Security
- Enable 2-Step Verification (if not already enabled)
- Go to "App passwords" (search for it)
- Generate a new app password for "Mail"
- Use this 16-character password instead of your regular password in Step 5