We are a domain provider and do not offer web hosting or SSH access. If you need access to your hosting control panel or SSH, please contact your hosting provider, where your website files and server environment are managed.

This article will help you:

If you’re unsure where your domain is hosted, you can try the following:

1. Review your purchase history

Check past emails, invoices, or payment records to find out which company you signed up with for web hosting.

2. Look for confirmation emails

When you purchased hosting, your provider likely sent a confirmation email with login details and setup instructions.

3. Check your payment method history

If you can’t find an invoice, check your credit card or bank statements for any recurring hosting-related charges.

Your hosting provider is responsible for giving you access to your hosting control panel or SSH. Once you have identified your hosting provider, visit their website and contact their support team for assistance.

Your hosting provider’s support team can guide you on how to:

You can connect your domain to your hosting provider’s server in one of the following ways:

Update your domain’s nameservers to those provided by your hosting provider. Once updated, all DNS records will be managed by your hosting provider.

For detailed steps, follow our guide on How to Change or Switch Your Nameservers.

If you want to manage your domain’s DNS settings within your account while using external hosting, you use our default nameservers and add an A record (or other necessary DNS records) to point your domain to your hosting provider’s server IP address.

For detailed steps, follow our guide on How to Add or Change DNS Records.

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.