Understanding Domain Registrars and Granting Access
A domain registrar is a service that allows you to register and manage your website’s domain name (e.g., yourwebsite.com). Think of it as the place where your domain lives and where you can manage settings like DNS records, renewals, and domain ownership.
Common registrars include companies like GoDaddy, Google Domains, Namecheap, and others. If you’re working with a professional to enhance your website or integrate new tools, granting access to your domain registrar can help streamline the process.
Below are links to guides for granting delegate or shared access to some of the most popular domain registrars. This ensures we can help you without needing your login details.
Granting Access by Common Registrar
GoDaddy
Invite a Delegate to Access My GoDaddy Account
Squarespace (formally Google Domain)
Managing Domain Permissions
Namecheap
How to Share Account Access in Namecheap
Bluehost
Granting Access to a Bluehost Account
SiteGround
How to Give My Developer Access to My Site
HostGator
Customer Portal – User and Roles Permissions
If your registrar isn’t listed here, feel free to reach out, and we’ll guide you through the process. By granting access, we can ensure everything is set up properly without you needing to navigate the technical details.
