A starting point for new sites

Give your websitea clear beginning.

Start with the first address record and understand how your domain connects to your website.

Getting startedPublic records · Query and inspect
START HERE

Where does your domain point?

DNS / LIVE
Quick typesNo https:// or path

Enter your domain and start with its first record.

01AFind the website address
02CNAMECheck a platform alias
03TXTVerify domain ownership
GETTING STARTED

A little clarity for your new site

Getting started ↗
01

Connect your first domain to a website

Find the active DNS settings, then compare each record with the platform’s instructions.

Read the guide →02

Why a new TXT verification may still be pending

The name, caches and the platform’s own checking schedule can all matter.

Read the guide →

Your first lookup?

Is my registrar also my DNS host?

The company that sold you the domain is not necessarily hosting its active DNS zone. Review NS records and your account settings to identify the current provider. Editing a zone that is not being used by the delegation will not change public answers.

Does “All types” include every subdomain?

No. It queries common types for the name you enter. Subdomains, service records and email authentication records require their own complete names.

Why can this differ from my DNS control panel?

These answers come from a recursive resolver and can reflect its cache, proxy settings or provider-specific features. Compare TTL and the actual configuration; a single lookup is not a global propagation test.