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How to Add Your Own Domain to Your Website

Updated on January 3, 2024

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You can add your own domain name and connect it to the website that you built with our website builder.

If you don’t have a domain name, you can purchase it on IGeniusHost:

Register/Purchase A New Domain:
  • Let’s say you have purchased a domain named customer.tattoo and you want to load your website under this domain.
  • You will see Custom Domain menu in Domains & URLs (follow the screenshot below) in User Dashboard
How to Add Your Own Domain to Your Website
  • There, you will see an option to send a request to your custom domain customer.tattoo
  • Before sending the request, you need to add a CNAME record to your custom domain customer.tatoo on the domain registrar (Namecheap, Godaddy, etc..) where you purchased your domain name from.
How to add CNAME

You can refer to these instructions on how to add CNAME to your domain zone.

  • A CNAME record is basically needed to point a custom domain to your business domain so that your website can show the portfolio website to the custom domain.
  • You will get the CNAME record data in the table in Domains & URLs > Custom Domains on the User Dashboard.
How to Add Your Own Domain to Your Website

After adding the CNAME record, it will take some time to complete the DNS propagation of the custom domain customer.tattoo. It is said that it takes up to 72 hours to complete DNS propagation. But, generally, the propagation is completed much quicker than that (few hours).

You can visit this website to check if the DNS propagation of your custom domain is completed all over the world or not.

Once the DNS propagation is completed, you can finally send a request to us for your custom domain.

How to Add Your Own Domain to Your Website
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Adding your custom domain to our system and registering your SSL certificate for your domain is a manual process and may take 1 business days after submit if your domain successfully resolves to our servers.

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