Your domain.
Your next chapter.
Already own a domain name? Explore transferring its registration to Connect Hosting while keeping the address your customers know.
Transfer a domain you already own.
Use the secure GoDaddy reseller transfer form below to check your domain and proceed.
Bring your domain along.
Before starting, check a few things with your current registrar. The exact requirements vary by domain extension.
Check eligibility
Confirm that your domain is eligible to transfer and is not subject to a transfer restriction or lock.
Check your domain →Get your authorization code
For many domains, you'll need an authorization code (also called an EPP code) from your current registrar.
Start the transfer →Review and approve
Follow the verification and approval steps provided during checkout and by the registrars involved.
Find support →Your domain is just the beginning.
Transferring a domain registration does not automatically move your website, email or DNS hosting. Explore the services that make up your online presence.
Review DNS and hosting arrangements before changing providers.
Check mail records and providers before making DNS changes.
Explore hosting, business email and website security.
Everything connected to your domain.
Domain transfer questions, answered.
A few essentials to know before you begin.
Will transferring my domain move my website?
No. A domain transfer changes the company managing your domain registration. Your website files, hosting account and email normally remain where they are unless you separately move them.
Will my website or email stop working during a transfer?
Usually, services can remain online if the existing DNS settings continue to work. Review your DNS configuration and any changes to nameservers or DNS hosting before transferring.
What is an EPP or authorization code?
It is a code supplied by your existing registrar that helps authorize many domain transfers. Some domain extensions use other verification procedures.
How long does a domain transfer take?
Timing depends on the domain extension, registrars, transfer locks and required approvals. Checkout or the receiving registrar should provide the applicable status and instructions.
What if my domain is not eligible for transfer?
A domain can have restrictions based on its extension, registration status, recent changes or lock settings. Check your current registrar's transfer eligibility details.
Ready for your next chapter?
Keep the domain you know and explore your next move.