Jawbonebrewingemma 0 Share Posted September 15, 2020 Site URL: http://www.jawbonebrewing.com Hi there, Hoping I can sanity check this with you guys before I make a big mistake! I am hoping to transfer an existing domain that I registered with Namecheap in 2019 over to Squarespace (I have a .com and co.uk domain - more on that later). I have pretty much built the site and looking to set a holding/parked page live while I finish it off. Before I do so, I'd like to add professional email addresses to my Namecheap account. It seems much cheaper than using G Suite through Squarespace (and the budget is really really tight for us right now - thanks Covid). So: - am I ok to transfer my .com domain over to Squarespace, but keep my .co.uk domain with Namecheap (and permanently redirect that link to the .com page)? And will I be charged to register this domain with Squarespace? (I read somewhere it is $20 but I might be entitled to the first year free?) - am I ok to set up my email addresses in Namecheap, even if I'm transferring the domain to Squarespace? I don't want to transfer it and then find I owe G Suite £15 a month for my three email addresses. Thanks so much for your help, and apologies if this seems like a very basic question... I feel very out of my comfort zone!! Emma Link to post
paul2009 29,900 Share Posted September 15, 2020 11 minutes ago, Jawbonebrewingemma said: I am hoping to transfer an existing domain that I registered with Namecheap in 2019 over to Squarespace. am I ok to transfer my .com domain over to Squarespace, but keep my .co.uk domain with Namecheap? Hi Emma If money is tight, don't transfer the domains at all - connect them instead. There won't be any difference for visitors to your site, and you won't receive any additional charges. If a post helps you, please click a "Like" option below ↘️ Jawbonebrewingemma 1 Hi, I'm Paul, founder of SF Digital, building the features that Squarespace didn't include™, including a range of Squarespace extensions.I value honesty, integrity, transparency and respect.Links in my posts may refer to SF Digital products or may be affiliate links. Link to post
Jawbonebrewingemma 0 Author Share Posted September 15, 2020 Thank you for the advice! I understood though that I wouldn't be able to have a 'parked' page if I didn't transfer the domain? Best, Emma Link to post
paul2009 29,900 Share Posted September 16, 2020 You can create your own page to do this. See https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205814388-Creating-a-landing-page Jawbonebrewingemma and JensenV 2 Hi, I'm Paul, founder of SF Digital, building the features that Squarespace didn't include™, including a range of Squarespace extensions.I value honesty, integrity, transparency and respect.Links in my posts may refer to SF Digital products or may be affiliate links. Link to post
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