vercel domains

Learn how to buy, sell, transfer, and manage your domains using the vercel domains CLI command.
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The vercel domains command is used to manage domains under the current scope, providing functionality to list, inspect, add, remove, purchase, move, transfer-in, and verify domains.

You can manage domains with further options and greater control under a Vercel Project's Domains tab from the Vercel Dashboard.

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vercel domains ls

Using the vercel domains command to list all domains under the current scope.

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vercel domains inspect [domain]

Using the vercel domains command to retrieve information about a specific domain.

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vercel domains add [domain] [project]

Using the vercel domains command to add a domain to the current scope or a Vercel Project.

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vercel domains rm [domain]

Using the vercel domains command to remove a domain from the current scope.

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vercel domains buy [domain]

Using the vercel domains command to buy a domain for the current scope.

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vercel domains move [domain] [scope-name]

Using the vercel domains command to move a domain to another scope.

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vercel domains transfer-in [domain]

Using the vercel domains command to transfer in a domain to the current scope.

These are options that only apply to the vercel domains command.

The --yes option can be used to bypass the confirmation prompt when removing a domain.

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vercel domains rm [domain] --yes

Using the vercel domains rm command with the --yes option.

The --limit option can be used to specify the maximum number of domains returned when using ls. The default value to 20 and the maximum is 100.

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vercel domains ls --limit 100

Using the vercel domains ls command with the --limit option.

The --force option forces a domain on a project, removing it from an existing one.

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vercel domains add my-domain.com my-project --force

Using the vercel domains add command with the --force option.

The following global options can be passed when using the vercel domains command:

For more information on global options and their usage, refer to the options section.

Last updated on July 17, 2024