What is the difference between an addon domain and a parked domain?

Learn the differences between an addon domain, which allows for a separate site, and a parked domain, which functions as an alias for another domain.

Views 404Updated 3 aniPublished on 17/01/2019by Mark Dohi

A parked domain, in other words an alias, will load the content of the domain it is parked on.
An addon domain can have a standalone site.

Upload the website files in the public_html root directory for optimal accessibility. Learn how to manage additional domains in our guide.

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