Podpage doesn't sell domain names. Buy any domain you like from a registrar such as Namecheap, Hover, or GoDaddy, then connect it to your Podpage.
Podpage works at www.yourdomain.com or a subdomain like podcast.yourdomain.com, but it can't live in a subfolder of an existing website.
Connect a custom domain to your Podpage: add the domain in your dashboard, update your DNS records at your registrar, and wait for propagation.
Stuck connecting your GoDaddy domain? Use GoDaddy's Delegate Access feature to invite Podpage, and we'll set up your DNS records for you.
Switch your Podpage to a new domain without losing traffic: add DNS records to the new domain, update Podpage, and forward the old domain.
Connect a HostGator domain to Podpage by asking HostGator support via live chat to add the CNAME and A record for you.
Use two or more domain names for your Podpage: pick one primary domain, connect it to Podpage, and forward the others to it at your registrar.
Connect a Cloudflare-managed domain to Podpage: follow the standard DNS setup, but set the Podpage records to "DNS only" instead of Proxied.
Connect your GoDaddy domain to your Podpage website by turning off forwarding and adding the Podpage DNS records in GoDaddy's DNS manager.
Connect your Hover domain to your Podpage website by editing or adding a CNAME record in Hover's DNS settings.
Connect your Namecheap domain to your Podpage website by updating two DNS records in Namecheap's Advanced DNS settings.
Connect your Squarespace domain to your Podpage website, including a workaround for a Squarespace interface quirk that clears the host field.
Point a WordPress.com domain at your Podpage by adding an A record and a CNAME in your WordPress.com DNS settings.
Every Podpage website with a custom domain gets a free SSL certificate automatically — no setup required. Here's how it works.
If your Hostinger domain shows an SSL error or a page-not-found after pointing it at Podpage, DNSSEC or DNS propagation is usually the cause.
The DNS records that point your domain at Podpage: a CNAME to domains.podpage.com, plus an A record to 54.90.47.105 for root domains.
See a "Can't edit" message on your GoDaddy DNS records? Forwarding, custom nameservers, or a GoDaddy website product is usually the cause.
A custom domain makes your podcast website more professional, better for SEO, and easier to move — here's why it beats the default podpage.com URL.