New to cPanel? Start here

Use your secure hosting dashboard to manage a domain, email accounts and website files. Your hosting provider decides which tools you can see.

1. 1. Open your hosting account

   Use your provider's account portal or the secure cPanel address they gave you. The usual cPanel login uses HTTPS on port 2083. Do not enter your password through a link from an unexpected message.

2. 2. Find a tool

   From the cPanel Tools dashboard, use the search box or open the relevant group, such as Email, Files or Domains. Available features depend on the package and provider.

3. 3. Check the correct account

   Before changing anything, check the primary domain and account limits. Multiple websites, domains and mailboxes may share one cPanel account.

4. 4. Start with one task

   To make a company mailbox, open Email Accounts. To upload a small static website, open File Manager. To attach another domain, open Domains. Follow the matching guide in this hub.

5. 5. Protect access

   Enable two-factor authentication if your provider supports it, use a unique password and never share login details in a support form or chat.

Reference: official cPanel documentation (third-party product, linked for attribution). Source reference ↗