Move your domain and DNS to Coritan

Host the DNS of a domain you own at Coritan, import its records from a zone file, and move its registration to us with the code from your registrar.

You can move the DNS, the registration or both, one at a time. The DNS can come first, with the domain staying registered where it is.

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What you can move

• The DNS. Add the domain to your account, copy its records across, then set our nameservers at your registrar. The registration stays where it is. Add a domain you already own
• The records. If your current DNS provider can export a BIND zone file, import it into the new zone instead of typing each record. Import a zone file
• The registration. Move the domain to us with the EPP code your registrar gives you. The move adds a year, paid from your credit. Transfer a domain to Coritan

How to move the DNS

1. Write down what the domain uses. Note its website address, its mail servers and any verification records before you change anything. Read the guide
2. Add the domain and its records. Add the domain on Websites, then add its records or import them from a zone file. Read the guide
3. Change the nameservers. At your registrar, replace the domain’s nameservers with ours. The domain answers from our DNS once the change spreads. Read the guide

What moves by hand

• Add the records before you change the nameservers, or the domain stops resolving until you do.
• Your site’s files and database move by hand. Deploy from git, or copy the files with a server import.

Bring your domain over

Create an account and add the domain you own.

Start free · See pricing