Logging in to cPanel

cPanel is the area where you can manage your website, email accounts and hosting settings.

You will need the cPanel username and password from your New Account Information email.

Step 1: Open the cPanel login page

Open your web browser. Click the address bar at the top and enter:

yourdomain.co.uk/cpanel

Replace yourdomain.co.uk with your own domain name. Then press Enter on your keyboard.

Step 2: Enter your login details

The cPanel login page will open.

  1. Enter your cPanel username.
  2. Enter your cPanel password.
  3. Click Log in.

Use the username and password from your New Account Information email.

Cannot find your login details?
Search your email inbox for New Account Information.

Step 3: You are now logged in

After a successful login, the cPanel dashboard will appear.

From this screen, you can manage areas such as:

  • Email accounts
  • Website files
  • Domains and other hosting settings

The options shown can vary depending on your hosting package.

If the login page does not open

If your domain is new or has recently been moved, try the Control Panel URL shown in your New Account Information email.

Need help?

If you cannot log in, please contact the Bignames support team. We can help you check your details or reset your password.

Website: www.bignames.co.uk
Email: support@bignames.co.uk
Telephone: 0141 429 2525

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