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Creating a Website in RemarkablePanel

How to create a new website, add domains, configure the document root, and get your first site live in RemarkablePanel.

Updated August 2026

Add a new website

  1. Log into RemarkablePanel and go to Websites → Add Website.
  2. Enter the primary domain name (e.g. yourdomain.com).
  3. Select a subscription plan. If you haven’t created plans yet, use the default plan.
  4. Click Add Website.

RemarkablePanel automatically:

  • Creates the document root directory
  • Provisions SSL via Let’s Encrypt
  • Configures the web server
  • Creates the DNS zone (if DNS is managed here)

Add an addon domain

To host a second domain inside the same website (same document root):

  1. Open the website → Domains → Add Domain
  2. Enter the domain
  3. Click Add

For a domain with its own document root, create it as a separate website instead.

Add a subdomain

  1. Open the website → Domains → Add Subdomain
  2. Enter the subdomain prefix (e.g. shop for shop.yourdomain.com)
  3. Set the document root: defaults to a subfolder inside the website root
  4. Click Add

Upload website files

Via File Manager

  1. Open the website → Files
  2. Navigate to the document root (/httpdocs or /public_html)
  3. Click Upload and select your files
  4. For a WordPress install, upload the WordPress zip and extract it here

Via SFTP

  1. Open the website → SFTP/SSH
  2. Note the SFTP hostname, port, username, and password
  3. Connect with any SFTP client (FileZilla, Cyberduck, Transmit)
  4. Upload to the /httpdocs folder

Install WordPress

  1. Open the website → Applications → Install WordPress.
  2. Set the installation path (leave blank for root).
  3. Enter admin username, password, email, and site title.
  4. Click Install. RemarkablePanel creates the database, downloads WordPress, and configures wp-config.php.

Set the default website

If you have multiple websites, set which one responds to your server’s IP directly:

Server Settings → Default Website → select the website → Save.

View website status

The website list shows each site with:

  • Domain name and status (active/suspended)
  • Disk usage
  • PHP version
  • SSL certificate expiry

Click any website to open its management view.

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