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I Purchased My Domain Name from HostGator. How Do I Log in to that Account?

 

All domains purchased at HostGator are registered in LaunchPad or eNom. Depending on which registrar your domain is registered with, you can manage your domains either in the Customer Portal or Registry Rocket. 

Note: New domains purchased via our front-of-site, https://www.hostgator.com/domains, are registered with Launchpad and are manageable within the Customer Portal.


If you want to know what domain TLDs you can register with HostGator, please visit the following article.

Customer Portal

Most domains (both LaunchPad and eNom) can be managed within the Customer Portal.

To access your domains:

  1. Log in to your Customer Portal.
     
  2. Click the Domains tab from the left-side menu.

    HostGator Customer Portal Domains Menu

  3. Under Manage Domains, you will see a list of domains you've registered and transferred to HostGator and their status.

    HostGator Customer Portal Manage Domains

  4. Click on More to view the Domain Overview section.

    Domain Overview

The Domains Overview section will show all the features you can do with your domain name. For more information about domain management, please visit the following article.

Registry Rocket

If the steps above are not working for your domain, it may be a HostGator/eNom domain requiring management via the Registry Rocket.

To manage domains in Registry Rocket:

  1. Go to Registry Rocket.
  2. In the Manage Your Domain box on the right-hand side, enter your domain name (without http, https, or www).
  3. Enter your billing password.
  4. Click the Login button.
Note: If you enter a domain name with an incorrect password, a Forgot Password link will appear, allowing you to reset the password.

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