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Three things to do after signing up. Each step links to a detailed guide if you need more help.

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1. Point your domain to SpeedyPage

Update your domain’s nameservers at your registrar to:
NameserverHostname
Primaryns1.speedy.page
Secondaryns2.speedy.page
DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to propagate, though most complete within a few hours. See Anycast nameservers for more details.

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2. Set up your first email account

Once your domain is pointing to SpeedyPage, create an email address for it.
1

Open Email Accounts

Log in to cPanel through your client area or at yourdomain.com/cpanel. Go to Email and click Email Accounts.
2

Create an account

Click Create, enter the address and a strong password, and click Create Account.
See Create an email account for the full walkthrough, including connecting your new address to a mail client.

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3. Upload your website files

You have two options for getting your files onto the server:
  • File Manager — upload directly through your browser in cPanel. Go to Files > File Manager, open the public_html folder, and click Upload. See Using File Manager.
  • FTP — connect with an FTP client like FileZilla using the credentials from your welcome email. See Create and manage FTP accounts.
Upload your files into public_html (or the document root for your domain). If you’re installing WordPress or another CMS, most installers handle this for you.

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What’s next

Next steps: