Simplify Your Domain Management with Domain Transfer-In

Managing your business’s online presence can involve juggling multiple tools for domains, websites, and emails. One great way to simplify this is by transferring your domain registration into your main platform where you keep everything organized. This lets you handle domain purchases, transfers, renewals, DNS settings, and billing all in one place—making your life that much easier.

📌 Why This Matters

When your domain is managed alongside your website and marketing tools, you save time and reduce stress. Instead of logging into several accounts at different registrars, you’ll have everything in one dashboard. This also means better security since you control your DNS settings directly, no more waiting on external registrars for changes. Plus, transferring doesn’t cause downtime, so your website and email keep running smoothly.

✨ What’s New

• Domain Transfer-In Option: Move your existing domain from registrars like GoDaddy or Namecheap straight into your business platform without hassle.
• All-in-One Management: Handle purchase, transfers, renewals, DNS configurations, and billing under one workflow.

🛠️ How to Use It

1. Check Settings: Ensure domain management features are enabled in your account settings.
2. Start Transfer: Go to the Domains page and choose the “Transfer-In” option for your current external domain, or select “Purchase/Transfer a Domain” and pick “Transfer Domain” for a new one.
3. Follow the Steps:
   1. Enter the domain you want to transfer.
   2. Confirm transfer eligibility with a quick check.
   3. Review and adjust your DNS records to match what you need.
   4. Unlock your domain, disable additional privacy settings, provide the authorization code, and finalize the transfer.
   5. Approve the transfer via your current registrar to complete the process.

Helpful tips appear during each step, guiding you smoothly through the process.

💡 Pro Tip

By transferring your domain into your main business platform, you reduce the chance of service interruptions and keep renewal costs predictable, helping you focus on growing your business.