In this Knowledge Base article, we will cover how to change Hostinger nameservers of your domain to ChemiCloud nameservers.
Why You Should Change Hostinger Nameservers
The DNS service you use for your domain can have a significant impact on the TTFB performance of your website. Using a highly scalable and available DNS service ensures high performance all around the world. All ChemiCloud plans include a premium DNS service.
Typically, domain registrars do not provide customers with a premium DNS service like ChemiCloud DNS. For this reason, we recommend switching nameservers to ours if your domain is registered with Hostinger and you are hosting your website with us.
What are my ChemiCloud Nameservers?
You can find your ChemiCloud nameservers by clicking on the Server Information icon inside the ChemiCloud dashboard.
To learn more, we published an easy guide explaining how to locate your Nameservers inside of the Client Area here.
How to Change Hostinger Nameservers
Step 1: Click here to open the Hostinger login page. You will be prompted to login into your Hostinger Account.
Step 2: After signing into your Hostinger Account, click on Domains from the top menu.
On the next page, you will see a list of all domains registered in your Hostinger account.
Find the domain for which you wish to manage the Nameservers and click on it.
Step 3:Â While you are on the Domain Overview page, see the Nameservers option and click on the Change button.
Step 4: The Custom name servers page will load. Here you will have the option to use the default Hostinger Name servers or to enter your own name server records. Enter your nameservers and click the Save button.
Your changes will now propagate.
Transfer Your Domain from Hostinger To ChemiCloud
There is no need to juggle separate providers, contacts, and services when you can have everything you need, all in one place.
If you’d like to manage your nameservers and your hosting in the same place, here at ChemiCloud, you should consider transferring your domain(s) from Hostinger to ChemiCloud.
That’s a wrap!