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First connect the domain in Jobing Pages. Keep that browser tab open so you can copy each displayed DNS record.

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Find the correct DNS provider

Your registrar is the company where you bought the domain. Your DNS provider is the company whose nameservers currently control its records. They are sometimes different. Use the DNS dashboard where your active nameservers are managed. Common signs include:
  • nameservers ending in cloudflare.com mean Cloudflare manages DNS;
  • nameservers ending in vercel-dns.com mean Vercel manages DNS;
  • nameservers ending in domaincontrol.com usually mean GoDaddy manages DNS;
  • nameservers ending in registrar-servers.com usually mean Namecheap manages DNS.
If you are unsure, open your registrar’s nameserver section or ask its support team, “Where do I edit the active DNS records for this domain?”

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Match Jobing fields to provider fields

Providers use different labels for the same information. Use Auto, Default, or the shortest available TTL during setup.

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When the provider wants a short host

Some providers add your domain automatically. If Jobing shows pages.example.com, the provider may expect only pages in Host. If Jobing shows _vercel.pages.example.com, it may expect _vercel.pages. Use @ for the root domain when the provider requests a host. Never enter https://, a slash, or a page path in a DNS field.

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Cloudflare

1

Open DNS records

In Cloudflare, select the domain, then open DNS and Records.
2

Add each Jobing record

Select Add record, choose the displayed type, and copy its name and value.
3

Use DNS only

For A and CNAME records, turn Proxy status off so the cloud is gray and shows DNS only. An additional proxy can delay requests, hide traffic information, and interfere with verification.
4

Save and check

Save every record, then return to Jobing and select Check DNS.
See Cloudflare’s DNS record guide.

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GoDaddy

1

Open the domain's DNS

Open Domain Portfolio, select the domain, then open DNS or Manage DNS.
2

Add the record

Select Add New Record. Choose the Jobing type and enter its name and value.
3

Use the short host when requested

For pages.example.com, enter pages in GoDaddy’s Name field. Use @ for the root domain.
4

Save and repeat

Add every Jobing row, including any TXT ownership record. Return to Jobing and select Check DNS.
See GoDaddy’s CNAME record guide.

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Namecheap

1

Open Advanced DNS

Open Domain List, select Manage beside the domain, then choose Advanced DNS.
2

Add a host record

Under Host Records, select Add New Record and choose the Jobing record type.
3

Enter only the host portion

Namecheap adds the domain automatically. For pages.example.com, enter pages. For _vercel.pages.example.com, enter _vercel.pages.
4

Save all changes

Add every displayed record and return to Jobing to check DNS.
Remove an existing A, AAAA, ALIAS, CNAME, or URL Redirect for the same host if it conflicts. Do not remove unrelated email records. See Namecheap’s CNAME guide.

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Hostinger

1

Open the DNS zone

In hPanel, open Domains, select the domain, then choose DNS / Nameservers.
2

Add each record

Use the DNS zone editor to choose the type and enter the Jobing name and value.
3

Use the short host

Enter pages for pages.example.com and @ for the root domain.
4

Save and verify

Remove only records that conflict at the exact same host. Return to Jobing and select Check DNS.
See Hostinger’s DNS guide.

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Squarespace Domains

Google Domains accounts were moved to Squarespace Domains. Use these steps for domains now managed there.
1

Open the domain

Open the Squarespace domains dashboard and select the domain.
2

Open DNS

Select DNS in the side panel and reauthenticate if requested.
3

Add custom records

Enter the Jobing Type, Name, and Value in Squarespace’s record fields. Use the default TTL.
4

Save and check

Add every record, then return to Jobing and select Check DNS.
See Squarespace’s DNS record guide.

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Wix

1

Open Domains

Open Domains in your Wix account and select the domain.
2

Manage DNS records

Select Manage DNS records, scroll to the required type, then select Add Record.
3

Add every Jobing record

Enter the displayed name and value. Use a new subdomain such as pages instead of changing Wix’s root or www records.
4

Save and check

Return to Jobing and select Check DNS after the records are saved.
Wix may reserve www for a Wix website. Use pages, go, or another unused subdomain. See Wix’s DNS record guide.

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Vercel DNS

1

Open the domain

In the Vercel team dashboard, open Domains and select the domain.
2

Open its DNS records

On the domain’s settings page, find DNS Records or enable Vercel DNS if the domain already uses Vercel nameservers.
3

Add each Jobing record

Choose the record type and enter the displayed name and value.
4

Resolve project conflicts

If the exact domain or subdomain is already assigned to another Vercel project, remove that assignment before connecting it to Jobing. A different subdomain can remain with the existing project.
See Vercel’s DNS record guide.

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Netlify DNS

1

Open DNS

In the Netlify team dashboard, open Projects, then select DNS in the left sidebar.
2

Select the DNS zone

Choose the domain and select Add new record at the bottom of its DNS records.
3

Add every Jobing record

Choose the type, enter the name and value, then save.
4

Check in Jobing

Return to the Pages dashboard and select Check DNS.
See Netlify’s DNS record guide.

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Amazon Route 53

1

Open the hosted zone

In the AWS Route 53 console, select Hosted zones, then choose the public hosted zone for the domain.
2

Create a simple record

Select Create record. Use the Jobing name, type, and value. Keep Alias off unless Jobing specifically tells you otherwise.
3

Repeat for every row

Create the routing and ownership records, then select Create records.
4

Check in Jobing

Return to the Pages dashboard and select Check DNS.
See Route 53’s record guide.

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Another provider

Look for DNS, DNS records, DNS zone, Zone editor, or Manage DNS. Add each row from Jobing using the field mapping near the top of this page. Do not choose URL forwarding, framed forwarding, masking, or a website redirect. Those features do not connect the domain to Jobing. If the provider rejects a full record name, remove the root domain from the end and enter only the host portion. If it still fails, send its support team the type, name, and value shown by Jobing. Do not send account passwords or Jobing sign-in details. Next, assign pages and paths or solve a domain setup problem.