DoDomain
Guides

DNS provider setup guides

How to add a CNAME, A or TXT record at 23 DNS providers — GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, Squarespace, Wix, Hover, Porkbun and more — in each provider's own panel vocabulary, generated from the same source DoDomain's connect flow shows customers.

One page per provider, each in that provider's own panel vocabulary: where the records live, what goes in the host field for a subdomain and for the root domain, and how to check the record is live. The pages are generated from the same source the hosted connect flow shows customers, so a product using DoDomain never maintains its own copy — and when a provider renames a field, the flow and these pages change together.

Providers

ProviderRoot domain is entered asVocabulary checked
AWS Route 53the domain itselfJuly 2026
Bluehost@July 2026
Cloudflare@2026-09-05
DigitalOcean@July 2026
DNSimpleleave blankJuly 2026
DreamHostleave blankJuly 2026
Gandi@July 2026
GoDaddy@2026-09-05
HostGator@July 2026
Hostinger@July 2026
Hover@2026-09-05
IONOSleave blankJuly 2026
Name.comleave blankJuly 2026
Namecheap@2026-09-05
NameSilo@July 2026
one.comleave blankJuly 2026
OVHcloudleave blankJuly 2026
Porkbunleave blank2026-09-05
Squarespace Domains@2026-09-05
STRATOthe domain itselfJuly 2026
Vercelleave blankJuly 2026
Wixleave blank2026-09-05
WordPress.comleave blankJuly 2026

Not listed here?

Providers not listed get generic guidance in the flow (most panels want the subdomain only, with @ or a blank host for the root). The provider detector tells you which provider serves any domain.

If you are the product asking for these records

Building custom domains into a product? The framework guides for Next.js, Rails, Laravel and Django cover the three problems these pages do not: routing the tenant, terminating TLS, and the apex question.

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