Domain Support

Why is Homestead.com no longer supported? New owners pushing us to more expensive sites? Evidently the ability to manage our websites and upload new files is no longer available.

How do you add or remove people who have access to edit the site?

My business email is hosted through Homestead, and my domain DNS is managed elsewhere. Gmail is rejecting messages because the sending IPs are not covered in my current SPF record. I don’t want to keep manually updating SPF every time your outbound IPs change. Could you please confirm, what is the o

I have paid for my website for years. Now all of a sudden there is the word "homestead" in the middle of my url. What is the deal?

I want to cancel my websites but keep two domain names with you, is this something you support? Or will I need to transfer domains to another platform?

If you have gone through the instructions and your site still isn't secure or your email isn't working, here are a couple of common reasons: The DNS is not correct. (Step 6) In step 6, it has you compare the DNS in your Homestead account and Cloudflare. If this step was missed, feel free to take a s

Here are instructions to transfer your domain to another provider. Note: ICANN regulations require domains to be with a provider for 60 days before they can be transferred to a new hosting company. Therefore, you can only transfer your domain name to another host if it's been with us for 60 days. Cl

You may receive a bounceback when sending emails to domains with a *.mil and/or *.gov domain. To resolve this, you need to add a DKIM record. Homestead doesn't support DKIM records, so you will need to use a system like Cloudflare. The DKIM record can be added as a CNAME. To add this record: Add a C

You can remove a domain from your account. Before you delete your domain, there are a few things you should know: Any email messages or email addresses associated with your deleted domain will be lost. Therefore, we recommend that you delete your domain only if you can easily spread the word that yo

A cyber attack happens every 40 seconds. Of those attacks, 43% target small businesses. To protect your website from this type of malicious hack, you should take one important precaution: Secure Your Site. In the past, SSLs have only been deemed necessary for eCommerce websites or sites that request