# Where do I find the DNS settings for my domain?

Source: https://dylt.ai/help/dns-settings-by-company (updated 2026-10-12)

At the company you pay each year for your address, usually under a page called DNS, DNS records or Manage DNS next to your domain. Your setup screen tells you which company it is. Here's the route for the most common ones.

## Not sure which company it is?

- Your setup screen usually names it, because we can see where your address's DNS is kept.
- Search your email for a renewal receipt with your address in it. It's from the company you need.
- It's often the company that built your first website: GoDaddy, Squarespace, Wix or Namecheap are the most common.

## Company by company

Sign in to your account there, then follow the route:

| Company | Where DNS is | Watch out for |
| --- | --- | --- |
| **Cloudflare** | Choose your domain, then DNS, then Records. | Set Proxy status to "DNS only" (the grey cloud) on the records below. With the orange cloud on, Cloudflare answers instead of us and your certificate can't be issued. |
| **GoDaddy** | My Products, then DNS next to your domain. | GoDaddy often has a "Parked" A record for @ already. Edit that one rather than adding a second, or half your visitors will land on the parking page. |
| **Namecheap** | Domain List, then Manage next to your domain, then Advanced DNS. | Remove the "URL Redirect Record" and any parking CNAME Namecheap added — they take priority over what you add. |
| **Squarespace** | Domains, then your domain, then DNS, then Custom records. | If your old site was on Squarespace, delete the Squarespace Defaults records for @ and www first — they point at the old site. |
| **Hostinger** | Domains, then Manage next to your domain, then DNS / Nameservers, and stay on the DNS records tab. | If your old site was built with Hostinger, @ points at it through an ALIAS record (to connect.hostinger.com), not an A record. Delete that ALIAS record, then add our A record for @. Change the CNAME for www to ours. Leave the email records (MX, the TXT starting v=spf1, and the CNAMEs for autodiscover, autoconfig and the _domainkey ones) as they are. Press Add Record after each new record. |
| **Wix** | Domains, then the ⋯ menu next to your domain, then Manage DNS records. |  |
| **IONOS** | Domains & SSL, then the gear next to your domain, then DNS. |  |
| **Bluehost** | Domains, then Manage next to your domain, then DNS. |  |
| **HostGator** | Domains, then More next to your domain, then DNS. |  |
| **Network Solutions** | My Domain Names, then Manage, then Advanced DNS Records. |  |
| **Hover** | Your domain, then the DNS tab. |  |
| **NameSilo** | Manage My Domains, then the blue globe next to your domain. |  |
| **Porkbun** | Domain Management, then DNS next to your domain. |  |
| **Name.com** | My Domains, then your domain, then Manage DNS Records. |  |
| **Amazon Route 53** | Hosted zones, then your domain, then Create record. |  |
| **DreamHost** | Websites, then Manage Websites, then DNS next to your domain. |  |
| **SiteGround** | Websites, then Site Tools, then Domain, then DNS Zone Editor. |  |
| **WordPress.com** | Upgrades, then Domains, then your domain, then DNS records. |  |
| **Dynadot** | My Domains, then Manage Domains, then DNS Settings. |  |
| **Gandi** | Domain, then your domain, then DNS Records. |  |

## Company not listed?

Look for a page called “DNS”, “DNS records”, “Zone editor” or “Manage DNS”, next to your domain. If you can't find it, choose **Set it up with us on a call** on the setup screen, or send us a message through **Support** with the company's name.