To connect your GoDaddy domain to your Webflow site, you’ll need to adjust DNS settings in GoDaddy and configure domain details in Webflow.
1. Add Your Domain in Webflow
- Go to Project Settings in Webflow.
- Click the Hosting tab.
- Scroll to the Custom Domains section.
- Enter your full domain (e.g.,
www.yourdomain.com
) and your root domain (yourdomain.com
), then click Add.
2. View Webflow’s Required DNS Records
Webflow will display two A records and one CNAME record:
- A Records:
- (a) 75.2.70.75
- (b) 99.83.190.102
- CNAME Record:
- www → proxy-ssl.webflow.com
3. Update DNS Records in GoDaddy
- Log in to your GoDaddy account.
- Go to My Products > DNS next to your domain.
- In the DNS Management panel:
- Remove existing A records that point to old IPs.
- Add two A Records:
- Host:
@
, Points to: 75.2.70.75
- Host:
@
, Points to: 99.83.190.102
- Add a CNAME Record:
- Host:
www
, Points to: proxy-ssl.webflow.com
- Ensure there is no forwarding set up in GoDaddy, since DNS records handle redirection.
4. Set the Default Domain in Webflow
- Back in Webflow > Hosting, select the "www" version of your domain and click “Make default”.
- This ensures all traffic is redirected to the
www
version for SEO and SSL consistency.
5. Enable SSL in Webflow
- In the Hosting tab, ensure “Enable SSL” is toggled on.
- If SSL is toggled recently, wait a few minutes before republishing.
6. Publish Your Webflow Site
- Click Publish and select your connected custom domain.
- Wait for DNS propagation (~30 minutes to 48 hours, usually much faster).
Summary
To point your GoDaddy domain to Webflow, add your domain to Webflow, update DNS with A and CNAME records in GoDaddy, set the default domain in Webflow, and publish the site. This directs all visitors from your GoDaddy domain to your live Webflow project.