GHL Domain Management Tools

GoHighLevel updated the Domains page to make managing domains easier and less confusing. Whether you’re buying a new domain or bringing one over from another provider, the steps are now clear and easy to follow.

Here’s what you’ll notice:

• A new layout that helps you see what to do next
• Quick buttons to either buy a domain or transfer one in
• A simple panel that shows the benefits of using domain management tools inside GHL, like better security and no surprise fees

This update doesn’t change how domains work. Instead, it improves how you interact with the system. It gives you the info you need, when you need it, so you can act fast and avoid mistakes.

Managing domains shouldn’t be a guessing game. Now it isn’t.

GoHighLevel now adapts the Domains page based on what domains you’ve already added. Here’s how to use the updated domain management tools, step-by-step for each scenario.

• Go to the left-hand sidebar, look all the way to the bottom.

1.1 Click on the gear icon ⚙️ labeled “Settings.”

• You’ll now be in the main Settings dashboard, where you can access:
  • Business Info
  • Billing
  • My Staff
  • Domains & URL Redirects
  • and more.

2.1 Click on the Domains & URL Redirects menu link

• You’ll now be in the ‘Domains & URL Redirects’ section of GHL, where you can access the Domains and URL Redirects section from the top menu

2.2 Click on the Domains Menu Section

• this will open the domain dashboard

• Depending on your current setup, you’ll see a specific view.

3.1 If You Have No Domains

• You’ll see a “Get Started” panel with two buttons:
  • “Buy a Domain”
  • “Transfer Domain In”

3.2 Click the one that fits your next move.

3.3 If You Only Have External Domains

• You’ll see a message suggesting you bring them into GHL.

3.4 Click “Transfer Domain In” to start the process.

3.5 If You Have Internal and External Domains

• You’ll see a banner next to the external ones.

3.6 Click “Transfer Domain In” to consolidate.

3.7 If You Only Have Internal Domains

• There will be no banners or prompts. Your setup stays clean.

• Some users prefer to connect domains manually, especially if they manage DNS outside GHL.

4.1 Click the “Connect a Domain” button

• This is available on the same Domains page.

4.2 Select what platform you want to connect your domain Click ‘Connect’ Button

4.3 Enter your domain and Click ‘Continue’ button

• GHL will show you the DNS records to set with your provider.

That’s it. These domain management tools now help guide you based on your setup, making it easier to get things right from the start.

Managing domains doesn’t need to be a headache. These tips will help you get the most out of the updated domain management tools in GoHighLevel.

Keep Your Domains in One Place

• When your domains are all in GHL, it’s easier to manage them. You avoid logging into multiple platforms, and you won’t have to chase down DNS settings when something breaks.

Help Clients Understand Why It Matters

• Clients may not ask where their domain is hosted, but they’ll care if their emails stop working. Let them know that using domain management tools inside GHL makes things more secure and easier to support.

Use Manual Setup When Needed

• Sometimes you need full control. If you’re working with advanced DNS or a custom email setup, the manual “Connect a Domain” option is still a solid choice.

Transfer Early, Not Last Minute

• If you’re moving a domain into GHL, do it ahead of any major launch. Transfers can take a day or two, and waiting until the last minute adds risk.

Double-Check Everything

• Once you’ve made changes, test them. Make sure your site loads, your SSL is active, and your emails send. A quick check now can save hours later.

This update is more than a new look. It’s a better way to manage domains without the usual confusion.

If you’ve struggled with figuring out where to click or what to do next, that’s no longer a problem. The updated domain management tools now show clear options based on what’s already in your account. That means fewer clicks, less second-guessing, and faster results.

For agencies, this also means less time spent answering client questions or fixing bad setups. With everything in one place, your team can focus on building not troubleshooting.

If you’re managing domains for multiple brands or locations, this gives you more control without adding more complexity. And for new users, it removes the overwhelm from day one.

Simple setup. Clear benefits. Fewer mistakes.

The new domain management tools in GoHighLevel make it easier to get things right the first time.

Here’s what you’ll see when you start using them:

Fewer Setup Mistakes

• Clear instructions and better layout help reduce common errors. No more broken links or emails that fail because of a missed step.

Faster Domain Setup

• Buying or transferring a domain now takes fewer clicks. You’ll know what to do and where to do it.

Less Time on Support

• With fewer questions from clients and team members, you’ll spend less time explaining and more time building.

Simpler Domain Consolidation

• Using one tool for all your domains makes life easier. You’ll have fewer logins to manage and one place to check renewals.

Stronger Security and Uptime

• Domains inside GHL are protected with built-in SSL and work better with other tools like email and funnels. That means fewer surprises.

These updates won’t change your domain provider, but they do make your day-to-day work simpler and more reliable.

The updated domain management tools in GoHighLevel may look simple, but they solve real problems. Clear steps, smarter prompts, and a better layout mean you spend less time figuring things out and more time moving forward.

For agencies, this update helps clients make faster decisions and reduces setup mistakes. For business owners, it creates a smoother path to buying, transferring, or managing domains without outside tools.

One page. Clear choices. Less confusion. That’s what good design should do.

If you’ve been putting off consolidating your domains, this is the right time to make the move.