Good Signal · domain onboarding

Let’s get your domain ready.

Tell us who manages your domain, DNS, business email, and current hosting. This form helps us plan a safe launch; website design and features are covered in our Zoom meeting. Your domain stays in your business’s name.

Your business

Who should we contact about this project?

Business name Your name Email PhoneOptional

Current website or domainExample: example.com

Domain and current hosting

Your domain stays in your business’s name.

Main domain to use for the new siteExample: example.com Which main addresses should open the new website? Other domains or subdomains, and what each should doExample: shop.example.com — leave unchanged; oldname.com — redirect to the new site. Leave blank if none. Are all these addresses in one DNS account? If different accounts, who manages each address?List each address, its provider, and the person who can grant access. Leave blank if not applicable. Who owns the domain account? Domain registrarWhere the domain was purchased; not sure is okay. Registrar account contact, if differentName and email of the person who controls registration settings. Optional. Who manages the domain's DNS settings?May differ from the registrar; not sure is okay. Current nameservers, if knownOptional. Your IT contact may know these. Current website platform or hostExamples: WordPress, Wix, Squarespace. Who can access the current website account?Name and email, if different from you. Optional. When does current hosting or agency service end?Leave blank if you do not know. Preferred public address

Business email

We check email settings before changing website records.

Do you use email at this domain? Business email providerExamples: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365. Not sure is okay. One business email address we can testIf you use email at this domain, enter a mailbox you can check. Do not enter its password. Who can confirm that email still works?Name and email. You can put your own details if that is you.

Are you asking us to move anything besides the website? If yes, what else needs to move?Example: move business email to Microsoft 365. Leave blank if only the website changes.

Temporary DNS access

This lets Good Signal connect the new website while your domain stays in your account.

How temporary access works: From the account that manages DNS, invite jack@clear-con.com to edit DNS for this domain only, if your provider allows it. Keep our access through launch and the next-business-day website and email check, then remove it. If your provider cannot invite a helper, the account owner can make the approved changes with us on a screen share. Never send passwords or codes.

Can you or your IT person sign in to the DNS account? How will Good Signal get DNS access? Have you sent the invitation? Person who can grant DNS access or make the changeUse the account owner or IT contact. Their emailWe will coordinate the launch with them.

Where do I invite Good Signal?

Open your domain or DNS provider’s account settings and look for Members, Delegates, Collaborators, or Domain permissions. Choose access to this domain and DNS editing only when possible. Provider instructions: Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Squarespace, and Wix. Permissions differ by provider; Good Signal will confirm the exact scope with you.

People and launch approval

We will confirm the finished site and launch time before making a live change.

Person who can approve launch Approver email Current agency or IT contactOptional Good launch windowExample: Tuesday morning; we will confirm the exact time.

I am authorized to coordinate this domain connection, or I have named the person who is. I understand Good Signal needs separate written approval of the final site and launch time before changing live DNS.

Never enter or send passwords, one-time codes, recovery codes, or credit card numbers in this form.

Leave this empty

We’ll review the details and contact your domain person about access.