Connecting a Squarespace domain to your Podpage takes a couple of DNS changes. Squarespace's DNS editor has one interface quirk to watch for, which we'll cover below.
Before you start, add your domain in Podpage: in your dashboard, go to Settings → Custom Domain and enter your domain. Podpage then shows you the exact records to add and remove.
These steps assume your site lives at www.yourdomain.com. If you're using a different subdomain (like podcast.yourdomain.com), replace "www" with your subdomain.
How to update your DNS at Squarespace
- Open your domain's DNS settings in Squarespace.

- Delete any existing records that start with www (or your subdomain).

- Scroll down and click Add to create a new record.

- Type www (or your subdomain) in the host field, then select CNAME as the record type. Watch out: after you select CNAME, Squarespace may clear the host field — re-enter "www" if it disappears.

- Enter the Podpage records below.
- Scroll back to the top and click Save on the left.
The records to enter
- CNAME record — Name: www (or your subdomain), Data: domains.podpage.com
- A record — Name: @, Data: 54.90.47.105 (only needed when your site lives at www.yourdomain.com)
For the full details on these records, see What are the Podpage DNS settings for my domain?
Tip: DNS changes can take up to 24 hours to spread across the internet. After a few minutes, click Verify Changes on your Custom Domain page to check your setup.