Website Builder · Full walkthrough
Put your name on your website.
Connect your domain, check the DNS records and confirm your public website address.
Before you start
You need a domain you control and access to its DNS settings. Keep your existing mail records: connecting a website does not require replacing your email provider. The exact records shown by Podspun are the authority for your website.
Enter your website domain

In Website Builder, open Domain Setup, choose Custom domain and enter the domain. Choose Save and Continue to see the records for that site.
Double-check spelling before saving. A domain belongs to the correct website; do not enter another site's address.
Podspun.com hosting is the simpler alternative if you are not ready to connect a custom domain. Custom DNS setup is for the full website address you control.
Add the displayed DNS records

At the company managing your DNS, add the website records and ownership record exactly as listed in Domain Setup. The website target is connect.podspun.com.
For the domain itself (@), use CNAME when supported, or the provider's ALIAS/ANAME equivalent. If neither is available, follow the A-record fallback shown in the help for this setup; do not copy an IP address from an old guide.
The www record is separate. Preserve MX records and existing mail configuration, and resolve conflicting website records rather than creating contradictory records.
Check DNS and the public address

Return to Setup and choose Check DNS. Read the status for each record, resolve anything missing and open the domain once verification completes.
DNS updates can take time. Check that you changed the authoritative DNS provider rather than an inactive settings page at a different registrar.
Check the domain with and without www, your important page links and secure loading. Keep the live records listed in Setup for future reference.
Review checklist
- The domain is assigned to the intended site.
- The website and ownership records pass verification.
- Existing email still uses its intended provider.
- The main address and www version open correctly.
If you get stuck
My DNS provider rejects CNAME on @
Use ALIAS/ANAME if offered. The domain help explains the current A-record fallback when neither is supported.
Records still appear missing
Check the authoritative DNS company, record names and conflicting old website records. Allow propagation time before checking again.