You can assign your own domain to your website either during setup or after the website has already been created. Follow the steps below based on your situation. Assign a Domain While Creating Your Website. Begin creating your website by... Read More

Access your Managed WordPress dashboard. Use the Manage Website button on the right had side of the website you wish to create a staging site for.  On the overview page, you will have the option for Staging Tool on the top right of the screen.... Read More

First, access your cPanel hosting via the Login/Access button in the Manage cPanel Hosting section. When in the cPanel dashboard, locate the Domains option under the main Domains section: In the domain section you will have 2 main option for adding... Read More

With the launch of our new cPanel and Managed WordPress packages, we have included free Business Mailboxes with every purchase. To set up these mailboxes, you can follow these steps: 1. Access the Business Mailboxes section in your account. This... Read More

Follow the steps below to create a new email mailbox in your cPanel hosting account: Log in to cPanel Access your main cPanel dashboard using your hosting credentials. Open Email Accounts From the cPanel home screen, locate and click on Email... Read More

Access the Business Mailboxes section in your account. This can be done in 2 ways:  Going to the Manage cPanel / Manage Managed WordPress section in your account. Click on the Manage dropdown menu and select Mailboxes.  Going to Manage Add... Read More

Once you’ve purchased your new Managed WordPress package, you can find it on your customer page under the Manage Products sec Click Managed WordPress (Services) and you will be redirected to the corresponding page.   Here, you will see all... Read More

1. Start a New Site Click Create New Site in the top-right corner of the page. Choose whether you want to use your own domain now or select one later. For this guide, we will choose the domain later. Select Walk Me Through. Wait for WordPress to... Read More

General platform This is the general area of the Managed WordPress package which allows you to create, manage, update and delete your sites. In this area you generally have all the main control points for the sites, including accessing each WP... Read More

Why is my package suspended?  There are two primary reasons why a hosting package is taken offline: 1. Billing (Overdue Renewal) The most common reason for suspension. If a renewal payment is missed, the system automatically suspends the service... Read More

As your website grows, you may find that you need more resources, storage, or features. Upgrading your cPanel/MWP hosting package is a seamless process that can be done directly from your account dashboard. Key Information Before You Upgrade ... Read More

The Managed WordPress packages come with free, auto-SSLs that covers all the domains that are added. By default, the SSLs are installed once a new domain was added to the package, and the domain is pointing correctly to the Managed WordPress... Read More

How to enable 2FA Access your Managed WordPress hosting package and click on ‘Account Settings’ Enable 2 Factor Authentication Scan the code on your preferred 2FA app Once you’ve added the account to your 2FA app, introduce the... Read More

In this article, we’ll cover common SSL issues that you might encounter on your website.  Mixed Content One of the most common reasons an SSL-protected website still shows as “Not Secure” is something called mixed content. When an SSL... Read More

From the main page of your Managed Wordpress, click on the “Manage Website  Icon” Once that button is clicked, you will be redirected to the Manage Website area: The Logs tab allows you to review logs generated by your website, which can be... Read More

When your WordPress site goes down, it usually isn't "gone" - it’s likely just tripped over a bad line of code or a memory limit. Here is a guide to diagnosing and fixing the most common errors. The "White Screen of Death" You open... Read More

Using the WordPress Manager by Softaculous in cPanel is one of the safest ways to manage updates because it allows you to perform "outside-in" maintenance. This means you can back up and update your site without even logging into the WordPress... Read More