Practical guide

How to use custom domains

Your organization may want its shared links to carry its own domain. Domain ownership and routing must be verified before that address can be used.

Prepare the right input

Add an eligible domain in your account. Use a destination or content that you control. Avoid entering sensitive information in a public example.

Build and review

Follow the exact ownership and routing records shown there. Check the preview at the size your audience will use. A preview is a useful check, but it is not proof that a published resource is available.

Verify before sharing

Wait for verification and test a link. Confirm the correct account or workspace, review the current plan allowances, and test the intended visitor experience. Keep any access or moderation restrictions in place.

A practical example

Brand links for a company. Start with a small test you own, review the outcome, and share only after you are satisfied with the result.

Try the workflow safely

The DNS walkthrough uses reserved example names and a placeholder token. It never queries or modifies DNS.

Understand the limits

Manage domain settings alongside your links. Sample values on the public site are illustrative. Actual availability, analytics and limits depend on your account configuration. See current pricing and developer documentation where relevant.