Enom

How to integrate Enom with Webflow

Connect your Enom domain to your Webflow site to keep domain registration separate from website hosting while maintaining full control over DNS settings. This setup lets you register domains through Enom's reseller platform and point them to Webflow's hosting infrastructure.

You can integrate Enom with Webflow by configuring DNS records manually or using Enom's API for programmatic domain management. Each method provides different levels of control over domain operations and DNS configuration.

Configure DNS records manually

Configure DNS records in your Enom control panel to connect your domain to Webflow's hosting infrastructure. This method works for any domain registered through Enom, whether you're connecting a root domain, subdomain, or both.

Webflow's DNS configuration requires specific records depending on when you're setting up your domain. For sites migrating to Webflow's new Cloudflare infrastructure (after November 3, 2025), use different DNS values than the pre-migration setup. Check Webflow's manual domain connection guide for current DNS requirements.

Pre-migration DNS configuration (before November 3, 2025):

• Two A records with hostname @ pointing to 75.2.70.75 and 99.83.190.102
• CNAME record with hostname www pointing to proxy-ssl.webflow.com
• TXT record with hostname _webflow containing your verification code from Webflow

Post-migration DNS configuration (after November 3, 2025):

• A record with hostname @ pointing to 198.202.211.1
• CNAME record with hostname www pointing to cdn.webflow.com
• TXT record with hostname _webflow containing your verification code from Webflow

DNS propagation typically takes 8-24 hours according to Enom's DNS documentation, though Webflow notes it can take up to 48 hours in some cases. During this time, your domain may not resolve correctly as DNS servers worldwide update their records.

Follow these steps to configure your DNS:

1. Log into your Enom control panel at cp.enom.com
2. Navigate to your domain's DNS management section
3. Add the required A, CNAME, and TXT records from your Webflow site settings
4. Save your DNS configuration changes
5. Return to Webflow and verify your domain connection

Common connection issues include incorrect nameservers, multiple conflicting records, and propagation delays. If your domain doesn't connect after 48 hours, use Webflow's DNS troubleshooting guide to identify configuration problems.

Use Enom's API for domain operations

Enom provides a REST API with over 300 commands for programmatic domain management, though these operations remain separate from your Webflow site. The API enables automated domain registration, renewal, transfer, and DNS management workflows outside of Webflow's interface.

The Enom API documentation provides access to the test environment at https://resellertest.enom.com/interface.asp and production at https://reseller.enom.com/interface.asp.

The API supports several domain management functions:

• Check domain availability before registration
• Register domains with required parameters (sld, tld, uid, pw, responsetype)
• Manage DNS records for host records and nameserver configuration
• Renew domains and process transfers through automated command execution
• Update contact information for WHOIS data management

You must use token-based authentication with IP whitelisting. This prevents API access from unauthorized locations but requires static IP addresses for your development and production environments.

Enom's API operates independently from Webflow's platform. No documented integration pattern connects Enom's domain management APIs directly to Webflow's site publishing or DNS configuration workflows. You would need to build custom middleware to synchronize domain operations between both platforms.

What you can build

Integrating Enom with Webflow enables domain registration and DNS management workflows separate from your website hosting infrastructure.

• Domain registration workflow — Build a Webflow site that displays domain availability and pricing, then handle the actual registration through Enom's control panel or API while keeping hosting on Webflow.
• Client domain management — Register domains through Enom's reseller program and configure DNS records to point to Webflow-hosted client sites, maintaining separation between domain registration and website hosting.
• Multi-domain portfolio sites — Register multiple domain names through Enom and connect them to different Webflow projects or use domain forwarding to direct traffic to your primary Webflow site.