Connect a domain you own to your published app
Serve your published app at your own domain, a root domain with its www or a subdomain, with HTTPS set up for you. Pro includes 5 custom domains per organization and Max 50.
Until now, a published app lived only at its website.diy address. Now a project Admin can connect a domain they own, and WebDIY sets up HTTPS for it.
What you can connect
- A root domain, like zenclub.com. WebDIY connects it together with www.zenclub.com, and one redirects to the other.
- A subdomain, like shop.emberandslip.co, on its own.
How it works
- In your project, open Domains and add the domain.
- Add the DNS records WebDIY shows where you manage the domain. A root domain needs an A record for
@pointing to8.233.131.68and a CNAME record forwww. A subdomain needs a CNAME record. Both need a_webdiyTXT record, which proves you own the domain. - When WebDIY finds the records, it verifies ownership, sets up an HTTPS certificate, and your app serves at the new address.
Plans. Custom domains are on Pro and Max: 5 per organization on Pro and 50 on Max, shared by every project in the organization. A root domain and its www count as one. Your website.diy address keeps working.
Moving a domain. If the domain is connected to another project, verifying it in the new project moves it there, and the old project stops serving at it.