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Add a domain as a new website with its own folder, DNS zone and email, change which folder it serves, or remove it.

Reference Checked against panel v2.3.2 Updated 11 Oct 2026 · 3 min read Open in your panel

Domains lists every website on your hosting account and lets you add new ones. When you add a domain, the panel creates three things together: a website with its own folder, a DNS zone, and a mail domain. It also adds www. in front of the domain as an alias, so www.example.com shows the same site. Use it whenever you want another website on the same hosting account.

Add a domain

  1. In the panel, open Domains → Domains.
  2. Under Create a New Domain, type the domain in Domain, for example example.com. Leave out http:// and www..
  3. Click Submit.

The panel confirms that the domain "was created, with its DNS zone and mail domain". The new domain appears in the table with its Document Root, the folder its files go in. Upload your site to that folder with File Manager or an FTP account.

The Domains page with the Create a New Domain form above a table of domains showing each one's document root, number of aliases and HTTPS status, with Manage and Remove links.The Domains page with the Create a New Domain form above a table of domains showing each one's document root, number of aliases and HTTPS status, with Manage and Remove links.

Read the table

Column What it shows
Domain The domain name. Click it to open the site in a new tab. A Suspended badge means the site is switched off.
Document Root The folder on the server the site is served from.
Aliases How many other names show this site, such as www.example.com. Manage them in Aliases.
HTTPS On when the site has a certificate, Off when it does not. Turn it on in SSL/TLS Status.

Use Search above the table to find a domain or folder, and click a column heading to sort.

Change which folder a domain serves

By default each domain serves its own folder, public_html/. You can make it serve a subfolder of its own folder instead, for example when an application such as Laravel keeps its public files in public. You can also make it serve another domain's folder, or a subfolder of it, when two domains should show one site.

  1. Click Manage on the domain. The dialog opens on the folder the domain serves now.
  2. In Serve files from, choose Its own folder (default) or another domain's folder.
  3. Optional: in Subfolder (optional), enter a folder inside that folder's public_html/, such as public. Leave it empty to serve public_html/ itself.
  4. Click Save.

The panel confirms that "the document root" for the domain "was updated", and the Document Root column shows the new folder. Choosing another option in Serve files from empties Subfolder (optional), so enter the subfolder after you choose the folder.

Remove a domain

  1. Click Remove on the domain.
  2. Read the message, then click Remove domain.

Common errors

Message Why What to do
The domain field format is invalid. The name has http://, a path, spaces or other characters a domain cannot have. Enter only the domain, such as example.com.
That item already exists. The domain is already on this hosting account, or on another account on the same server. Check the table. If the domain is on another of your hosting accounts, remove it there first.
You have reached the limit of your plan. Remove something first, or move to a bigger plan in Billing. Your plan's limit on domains is reached. Subdomains count towards it. Remove a domain you no longer use, or change your plan.
The subfolder field format is invalid. The subfolder contains .. or characters other than letters, numbers, ., _, - and /. Enter a plain folder path, such as public or app/public.
The selected folder is invalid. The domain chosen in Serve files from is no longer on the account. Reload the page and choose again.

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