Google Domains is finally out of beta after more than seven years

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After more than seven years, the domain registration service is no longer in the public eye. The service is now generally available in 26 countries, and the company says it has million of registered users.

If you register with the company, you can choose from more than 300 different domain endings, and have access to a high performance high-speed internet connection. New and returning users with the code DOMAINS20 will get a 20 percent discount on any single domain registration or transfer-in.

You will need to build a website to use with the domain if you register it with the company. It's unsurprising that the search engine suggests its product, but also recommends its premium partners, which include Wix, Shopify, Weebly, and Bluehost.

In June of last year, it was open to the public in the US, and in January of this year it was open to the public in Canada. For a long time, even Gmail wasn't in the public eye.