The consensus across multiple sources, including Google's official documentation, industry experts, and email marketers, is that Google Postmaster Tools (GPT) data includes both Gmail.com and Google Workspace accounts. GPT analyzes data from both types of mailboxes to provide insights into email traffic, spam rates, IP reputation, and delivery errors. Maintaining a good sender reputation is crucial for successful delivery to all Google email users, regardless of their account type. The domain googlemail.com is also considered a legitimate equivalent to gmail.com.
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Multiple sources confirm that Google Postmaster Tools (GPT) provides data for both Gmail.com and Google Workspace accounts. It aggregates information on sender reputation, spam rates, and delivery errors across all Google email users, not just those with @gmail.com addresses. This comprehensive view helps senders monitor and improve their email deliverability to all Google email users.
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Email marketer from Reddit explains that Google Postmaster Tools data aggregates information from both Gmail.com and Google Workspace accounts, providing a comprehensive view of sender reputation across all Google email users.
5 Jun 2025 - Reddit
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Marketer from Email Geeks explains that GPT analyzes data across Gmail and Workspace mailboxes, so if any B2Bs are pointed to Google Workspace in sufficient volume, statistics will be generated.
20 Mar 2025 - Email Geeks
3 expert opinions
Experts confirm that Google Postmaster Tools (GPT) data includes Google Workspace accounts, not just Gmail.com accounts. This understanding comes from direct confirmation by a Google Employee, insights regarding the equivalence of googlemail.com and gmail.com, and clarifications regarding the use of GPT for both Gmail and Google Apps (now Google Workspace). All messages receive the same spam filtering regardless of domain.
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Expert from Word to the Wise (Laura Atkins) explains that Google Postmaster Tools is used to get data from both Gmail and Google Apps (now Google Workspace) and notes that all messages get the same spam filtering regardless of domain.
26 Jun 2024 - Word to the Wise
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Expert from Email Geeks reminds that googlemail.com is a legitimate domain equal to gmail.com, a legacy from trademark troubles in the UK and Germany.
6 Jul 2022 - Email Geeks
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Official Google documentation confirms that Google Postmaster Tools (GPT) data encompasses both Gmail.com and Google Workspace accounts. A 'Gmail user' is defined as anyone with either a @gmail.com or a Google Workspace account. GPT provides insights into email traffic, including spam rates, IP reputation, and delivery errors, for both types of users. Maintaining a good sender reputation is crucial for successful email delivery to all Google email users, regardless of whether they use Gmail.com or Google Workspace.
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Documentation from Google Workspace Admin Help explains that Google Postmaster Tools can be used to monitor email delivery issues for both Gmail and Workspace accounts. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a good sender reputation for successful delivery to all Google email users.
7 May 2023 - Google
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Documentation from Google Support explains that a Gmail user is anyone with a @gmail.com or Google Workspace account.
18 May 2025 - Google Support
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