Yes, you can use Webflow to design your site while keeping your domain registered with iPage. You'll need to connect your iPage domain to Webflow by updating the DNS settings.
1. Get Webflow’s Required DNS Records
- In Webflow, go to Project Settings > Publishing > Custom Domains.
- Enter your iPage-registered domain and you'll see Webflow’s required A records and CNAME record:
- A records: (a) 75.2.70.75, (b) 99.83.190.102
- CNAME record:
proxy-ssl.webflow.com
2. Update DNS Settings in iPage
- Log in to your iPage control panel.
- Find the Domains section and select the domain you’re connecting to Webflow.
- Locate the DNS or Name Server settings.
- Edit the existing A records and replace them with Webflow’s A records.
- Update the CNAME record to
proxy-ssl.webflow.com
. - Save the changes.
3. Verify in Webflow
- Return to Webflow’s Project Settings and click Check Status.
- It may take a few hours for the changes to propagate.
Summary
You can keep your domain registered with iPage while using Webflow for your site. Just update your A records and CNAME record in iPage’s DNS settings and verify the connection in Webflow.