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Adding Additional Domains

Would you like to add additional domains to your SendLayer account?

Each SendLayer plan supports a different domain limit per account. All you need to do is authorize your additional domains, and you’ll be on your way to sending emails.

In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to authorize additional domains in your SendLayer account.

Before getting started, you’ll need:

  • Access to your web hosting account’s DNS settings

Adding an Additional Domain

First, log in to your SendLayer account dashboard.

Once you’ve accessed your dashboard, click on the DOMAIN dropdown in the navigation menu.

Click domain dropdown

Then, from the dropdown list, select the Add new domain option.

add new domain
  • Trial and Starter: Limited to 1 domain
  • Business: Allows up to 5 domains
  • Growth: Allows up to 10 domains
  • Scale: Allows up to 20 domains

Next, you’ll be prompted to add your new domain. When you’re ready, go ahead and add your domain in the field provided.

click add domain button

SendLayer will then generate DNS (Domain Name System) records for your new domain.

sendlayer-add-dns-records-table

You’ll need to add these records to your web host’s DNS settings. For more details on adding DNS records, check out our tutorial on completing your domain setup.

Switching Between Domain Dashboards

Each domain you add will have a separate dashboard you can access. This allows you to configure different settings for each of your domains and easily view data specific to a single domain at a time.

To access your different domains, click on the DOMAIN dropdown in the left sidebar menu.

click domain dropdown

Here you’ll see a list of all the domains you’ve added to SendLayer. To view the dashboard for a specific domain, simply click on the domain you’d like to see.

select your domain from the dropdown

Finally, you’ll be redirected to the dashboard specific to that domain.

That’s it! Now you know how to add additional domains to your SendLayer account.

Next, would you like to learn how to further manage your domain settings? Check out our tutorial on editing domain settings for more information.