We do not sell SSL certificates, but you can purchase one from a third-party provider or your hosting service. Since SSL certificates apply to your hosting package and not your domain, you’ll need to install it through your hosting provider.

1. Purchase an SSL certificate from your hosting provider or a trusted SSL vendor.

2. Follow your SSL provider’s setup process. They may require a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) from your hosting provider or offer an automated installation.

Although we don’t provide hosting, you can easily point your domain to your hosting provider by updating your DNS settings.

1. Log in to your account

2. Find your domain under Your domains and click the Manage button (you can also search for your domain using the Search icon)

3. Click the DNS tab

4. Select Nameservers under the DNS tab

5. Click the Edit nameservers button

6. Switch to Custom nameservers and enter the nameservers provided by your hosting provider

7. Click Save

1. Click the DNS tab

2. Select DNS Records under the DNS tab

3. Click the Add new record button

4. Select A Record in the dropdown

5. Fill in the fields:

a. Host name: Leave this blank for your main domain (example.com) or enter your subdomain (www or blog).

b. Destination IPv4 address: Enter the IPv4 address where your domain should point. This is the IP address of the server hosting your website.

c. TTL (time to live): Set it to Auto or select a value to decide how long you want DNS information to be stored by servers and browsers. A lower TTL means changes to the record will take effect faster.

6. Click Save

Your domain is now pointing to your hosting provider. Contact your hosting provider for assistance with adding or modifying DNS records if needed.

Note: It may take up to 24 hours for the changes to take effect due to DNS propagation. For more details, you can refer to our article on How Long Does DNS Propagation Take.