Getting Started

Let's connect your domain

Your website is ready. Now we point your domain name to it. Pick the way that's easiest for you.

About 5 minutes · No tech experience needed
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Quick check before you start: Do you use email at this domain — an address like [email protected]? If you do and you plan to use Method 1 (nameservers), text or email us first. Changing nameservers moves your email settings too, and we'll copy them over so your email keeps working. Method 2 (records) doesn't touch your email.

Two ways to connect

Both work. Not sure which to pick? Go with the recommended one — it's the simplest.

Method 1 · Recommended

Point your nameservers to us

Change two settings at the company where you bought your domain. Then we take care of everything else.

Your two nameservers

anna.ns.cloudflare.com
kai.ns.cloudflare.com

These are HoneyBun's two nameservers — the same for every site. Replace your current nameservers with these two, exactly as shown.

1

Go to where you bought your domain

Sign in to GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google Domains, or wherever you bought your domain name.

GoDaddyNamecheapGoogle DomainsSquarespaceOther
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Find the "Nameservers" setting

Look for a section called Nameservers. It's usually under DNS, Domain Settings, or Manage Domain. Choose the option to use custom nameservers.

3

Replace them with our two

Delete the nameservers that are there now and enter the two we gave you (above). Copy each one exactly — no extra spaces.

4

Hit Save

Click Save. The change usually goes live in 5 to 30 minutes (rarely up to a few hours).

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Tell us — we do the rest

Once the nameservers are changed, let us know. We set up your website, secure it with SSL, and make it live automatically. Nothing else for you to do.

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Using email on this domain? Make sure you told us before this step — changing nameservers moves your email settings too.

Method 2 · Keep control of your DNS

Add two DNS records

Prefer to keep your DNS where it is? Add two records that point to your new website's server.

Your Server Address

45.55.153.250

1

Open your DNS settings

Sign in to your registrar and find the section called DNS or DNS Settings for your domain.

Not sure where you bought it? Check your email for a receipt — the subject usually says "domain registration" or "domain purchase."

2

Delete the old address records

Find records that say A Record. Delete the ones named @ (or blank) and www. These are old addresses being replaced.

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Only delete A records. Leave everything else alone — especially MX, TXT, and CNAME records. Those run your email and other services.

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Add two new address records

Add two new A Records using the table below. Copy the server address from the top of this section and paste it into the Value column for both rows.

TypeNameValueTTL
A@45.55.153.250Auto
Awww45.55.153.250Auto

Some registrars use @ for the root domain; others leave it blank. Both mean the same thing.

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Hit Save

Click Save. Your domain now points to your new website. The internet takes a little time to catch up.

5

Wait a bit, then let us know

Most domains go live in 15 minutes to 2 hours (rarely up to 48). Once your site loads at your domain, tell us and we'll finish setup.

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Want to check if it's working? Go to whatsmydns.net, type your domain, choose record type A, and search. When you see 45.55.153.250, you're live.

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Done making your changes?

Enter your domain and we'll check that it's pointing to us, then finish the rest automatically — adding your domain to the server, securing it with SSL, and making it your live address. Works for both methods.

Stuck? We've got you.

If any step looks different on your screen, or you're not sure what to click, just reply to your setup email or text us. We'll take care of it for you.

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