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The things people actually get stuck on: pointing a domain somewhere, moving one here, and getting a name that matches the business.

Point your domain at a platform

Each guide gives the exact records, taken from that platform's own documentation with the page linked, then shows how to confirm the change actually reached the internet rather than only your DNS editor.

VercelVercel hosts the app; the domain stays here. Two records and a check.NetlifyKeep DNS here, host on Netlify. Netlify calls this external DNS.ShopifySell on Shopify, on your own .ng address.WixWix calls this the pointing method. Two records, and both are required.WordPress.comWordPress.com prefers nameservers. Records work too, with one caveat worth knowing.Google SitesTwo steps, and one limitation people meet late: Google Sites wants a subdomain.OneBit DeploySame company, two products. The domain still needs a record — here is which one.

Getting a domain

From a CAC name to a domainRegistering a business name and taking the matching .ng address, and what each actually costs.Which extension to chooseThe five we register, the restricted ones we do not, and how to tell which you need.Check a nameWhether a name is free, and which nameservers answer for it if it is already taken.

Managing one you already have

Transfer a domain inWhat to prepare, where the EPP code comes from, and what the preflight checks look for.DNS and nameserversThe seven record types you can edit, the nameserver rules, and the twenty-resolver check.Common questionsRenewals, VAT, what we do and do not sell, and what happens when a domain expires.

Still stuck?

Tell us the domain and what you were expecting to happen, and we will look at the actual records rather than guess.