The Parked Domains page lets you point extra domains (like example.net, example.org) to the same website as your main domain. Think of it as an alias: the parked domain shows the same content as your primary site on this account.

Who can use this

The signed-in account owner. Resellers/admins can open it for your account, but changes affect only your sites.

Before you start

Make sure the domain is registered and its DNS points here (use our nameservers or create an A record to your server IP). You don’t choose a folder for parked domains—they automatically show the same site as your main domain.

What you see on this page

• A usage bar showing how many parked domains you use vs. your plan limit (the + button is disabled if you hit the limit).
• A table listing each parked domain with its IP Address and an Edit button (used mainly for delete).

Add a parked domain (step-by-step)

1) Click the green + to open Add a parked domain.
2) In Domain name, type your domain (e.g., example.net). No http:// or slashes.
3) Click Add Domain. The list refreshes and your domain appears.

Open & check your parked domain

In the table, click the link icon next to the domain. It should load the same site as your primary domain. If it shows a DNS or security warning, wait for DNS to update and then issue SSL (see below).

SSL / HTTPS for parked domains

After the domain resolves here, go to SSL Manager to issue/renew a certificate. AutoSSL works only when DNS already points to this server.

Parked vs. Addon vs. Redirect

• Parked: same site as your main domain (alias).
• Addon: separate site with its own folder—use this if you want different content.
• Redirect: if you need example.net → example.com with a 301, set a redirect in Web Manager (or .htaccess) after parking, or add a redirect instead of parking.

Edit or delete a parked domain

Click the Edit button (three-bar icon). To remove it, click Delete Domain. This stops the alias; it does not delete files (there’s no separate folder for parked domains).

DNS note (if your DNS is external)

If you use external DNS (registrar/Cloudflare), add an A record for the parked domain to your server IP (and often www as well). DNS changes can take up to a few hours to propagate.

Common issues & fixes

• Domain shows a DNS error: DNS isn’t pointing here yet—update A records or nameservers and wait for propagation.
• No padlock (HTTPS): issue/renew SSL in SSL Manager after DNS is correct.
• Button disabled: you reached your plan’s parked domain limit.
• Loads the wrong site: parked domains always show the main site; if you want different content, use Additional Domains instead.

Good practice

Park brand variations and extra TLDs here (.net, .org). If SEO matters, add a 301 redirect to your preferred domain so search engines pick a single canonical address.