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Domain Redirects - Setup Options and How They Work

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Domain Redirects - Setup Options and How They Work

Overview

Need to redirect a domain to another website? There are several ways to set this up, and you do not always need a hosting plan to do it. This guide explains your options.

Do I Need a Hosting Plan for a Redirect?

Not necessarily. While a hosting plan gives you the most flexibility, there are options for redirecting a domain even without one:

  • With a hosting plan - set up redirects via cPanel or .htaccess rules. This gives you full control over redirect types, paths, and conditions.
  • Without a hosting plan - we can configure a DNS-level or web server redirect for your registered domain. Contact support and we will set this up for you.

Types of Redirects

Redirect TypeWhen to Use
301 (Permanent)The domain has permanently moved. Search engines will update their index. Best for most cases.
302 (Temporary)A short-term redirect. Search engines keep the original URL indexed. Use for temporary campaigns or maintenance.

Setting Up a Redirect in cPanel

If you have a hosting plan with cPanel access, you can set up redirects yourself:

  1. Log in to cPanel.
  2. Navigate to Domains > Redirects.
  3. Choose the redirect type (301 or 302).
  4. Select the domain and enter the destination URL.
  5. Click Add to save.

For a detailed walkthrough, see our guide: How to Set Up Domain Redirects.

Need Help?

If you are not sure which option is right for you, or you would like us to set up a redirect on your behalf, open a support ticket and let us know:

  • The domain you want to redirect
  • The destination URL
  • Whether it should be permanent (301) or temporary (302)
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