How Do I Use An Existing Domain?

How Do I Use An Existing Domain?

You can carry over an existing domain name to your new website using the Web builder.

How to Use an Existing Domain Name

  • Click Publish
  • You will be taken to General Terms & Conditions, which you can review
  • Click Accept Terms & Publish
  • You will be taken to the Enter a Domain screen
  • Click Use an Existing Domain
  • You will be taken to Enter Your Existing Domain
  • Type in your current domain name
  • Click Add Domain
  • You will be notified if the domain name is registered
  • Click Yes, Use This Domain
  • You will be taken to Checkout
  • Verify your billing information and enter your payment information
  • A transaction-summary page confirming your purchase will be displayed
  • Notification of a temporary publishing domain will be displayed. DNS information is provided so that your registrar can point your domain to your new website.

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