Connect your domain (DNS records)

Find your records

Open your site under My sites and scroll to DNS records. Each row shows the Type, Name (host), Value and Status, with a Copy button. Add them where your domain's DNS is managed — at your registrar or at Cloudflare.

The records for your site

• TXT _bpf-verify with the value bpf-verify=… shown on the page — proves you own the domain. Required.
• A records for @, api and admin, pointing at our server (and AAAA records too, if they are shown). Required.
• CNAME www pointing at your domain — optional.

Your site runs on your domain, its API on api. and its admin panel on admin. your domain.

Your site's e-mail

Your site sends its e-mails (sign-up, orders, payouts, notifications) through a mail provider you connect. When your site is up, open its admin panel, go to Emails → Settings, choose your provider (SMTP, Mailerino, Elastic Email or MailerLite), enter its details and send a test e-mail.

Then add the SPF and DKIM records your mail provider gives you (and optionally DMARC) to your domain, so your e-mails reach the inbox.

Check your records

Click Check DNS. Each record shows Found or Not found yet. New records can take a few hours to be seen everywhere, so check again later; you can check at most once a minute.

We can approve your request once the ownership TXT record is found and @, api and admin point at our server.

Using Cloudflare

• Keep api and admin on DNS only (grey cloud). Your site and www may be proxied (orange cloud).
• If your domain goes through Cloudflare's proxy, turn off Email Obfuscation and Rocket Loader.
• Set SSL/TLS to Full (strict) only after your site's certificate has been issued.