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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

  1. In your project, open Domains and add the domain.
  2. Add the DNS records WebDIY shows where you manage the domain. A root domain needs an A record for @ pointing to 8.233.131.68 and a CNAME record for www. A subdomain needs a CNAME record. Both need a _webdiy TXT record, which proves you own the domain.
  3. 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.

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