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Open a project and go to Settings in the project sidebar. The page has three sections: General, Search Locale, and Danger Zone. The subtitle under the heading shows the project’s domain, so you can confirm which project you’re editing.

General

Project Name

Edit the field and click Save Changes. The name updates everywhere immediately — the project card, the sidebar switcher, and reports that reference it. Nothing that’s been collected is affected.

Domain

The Domain field on this page is editable but is not saved. Clicking Save Changes submits the project name only, so a domain edit is silently discarded — reload the page and the old domain is back.There’s no way to change it through the API either: a project update accepts only its name and its schedules. A project’s domain is fixed for the project’s life.
To track a different domain, create a second project. That’s also the better outcome if you’re migrating — you keep the old site’s history for comparison instead of losing it.

Search Locale

Sets the default Location and Language for the project. These drive keyword research, SERP lookups, and the AI search features — they decide which market’s results Surnex measures you in. Both are searchable dropdowns: roughly 185 locations and 65 languages. Change either and click Save Locale. Saving these is separate from Save Changes under General — each section has its own button, and clicking one doesn’t submit the other.
Changing the locale doesn’t rewrite history. Existing rankings keep the location and language they were collected under; the new setting applies to data collected from that point on. Comparing positions across a locale change is comparing two different search results.
Tracked keywords added before the change keep their own location and device settings — the project locale is the default for new lookups, not a retroactive override. See Add tracked keywords.

Danger Zone

Delete this project

Click Delete Project and confirm in the dialog, which names the project you’re about to remove. See Delete a project for exactly what’s removed. Deleting requires the owner or admin role. Members see the button but the request is rejected.

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