A three-state setup panel: empty (add-domain form with an explainer), pending (the DNS records to copy, a status badge and a re-check button), and verified (the live host, the records collapsed for reference, and a remove action). Removal warns that links already sent will stop working from that hostname.
Also called: white label domain · custom URL · links from my website · app.mycompany.com
- 1The entered host is cleaned — protocol and path stripped, lowercased — before submission.
- 2The server proxies to the hosting platform to attach the domain and returns the DNS records to create.
- 3Re-check re-reads status; verification issues the certificate.
- 4Errors are surfaced with the provider's own reason rather than a generic failure.
Customer-facing links are marketing surface. A builder sending a quote from an unfamiliar domain looks like a third party, and some customers treat it as a phishing risk. The remove warning exists because links already in customers' inboxes are bound to the hostname they were minted with.
- Customer-facing URLs carried the platform's brand.
- There was no self-serve way to attach a domain.
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