How would you transfer your domain into a website builder?

[Logan]

How would I use my domain and put it to webs.com

I wish to transfer my domain to webs.com. It is a website builder which offers more than what I could do

Do I need documents? etc....

[Johnny]

You need to change your domain name namservers, and also they require you to upgrade to a premium service. You might want to use ultimatewb instead. Great quality, and it's just a flat one-time fee for the website builder and then you can use your own web hosting if you want. Ultimatewb also has great web hosting packages. starting at just a few dollars a month, much cheaper than what you would pay at webs.com.

[livewyre]

Your request is reasonably simple - you want to point your domain at webs.com - there is probably no need for me to try and promote a different hosting site within my answer is there?
OK, and the answer...
You can probably find out all you need to now from webs.com themselves - you will need to tell them the domain that you want to use (so they know which folder/server to point it at), and you will need to know the name of the 'nameservers' that they are using.
Then you go to your domain reg company (and hopefully they include a helpful dashboard for your account) and simply enter the nameservers in the right part of the DNS settings.
If you are using GoDaddy or 1and1, then I have guides for each on the link below, other domain reg companies will work in a very similar way I would imagine.
(there are other ways to do it as the link explains, but nameservers is the best method, scroll to the bottom of the article for the lnks to the GoDaddy/1and1 instructions)
If your domain is registered as part of a hosting deal then it may be tricky to turn your account into domain reg only - if they give you any problems, request the code for moving your domain to another registrar (they are obliged to provide this) and simply move your domain to a more accomodating registrar...
Hope this helps

[Sebastian]

You can't transfer it you can attach it. I wouldn't suggest though they are extremely slow and have no options to increase your bandwith, do not support SSL and hold you hostage once the 30 days are up refusing to give even a refund for the days you haven't used.
I would suggest using godaddy's web builder with a 32 percent discount
http://x.co/3Rn77.

Think I am bluffing see my website with them http://www.qualityartiques.com/