Domains

Manage custom domains for your short links

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Add this DNS record at your provider:

TypeNameValue
CNAME@your-app.example.com
Step-by-step instructions
  1. Log in to your DNS provider (Cloudflare, Namecheap, GoDaddy, etc.)
  2. Find the DNS records section for your-domain.com
  3. Add a CNAME record: Host = @, Value = your-app.example.com
  4. Save the record and wait a few minutes for DNS to propagate
  5. Click "Check DNS Propagation" below to verify
Using a root domain? Read this

Root domains (e.g. your-domain.com) don't support standard CNAME records due to DNS specifications. Here's how to handle this depending on your provider:

  • Cloudflare — Supports CNAME flattening automatically. Just add a CNAME record with Name = @ and Value = your-app.example.com. Cloudflare resolves it at the edge.
  • Namecheap — Use an ALIAS record (if available) with Host = @ and Value = your-app.example.com. Otherwise, use a subdomain like go.your-domain.com.
  • GoDaddy — Does not support CNAME/ALIAS on root. Use a subdomain like go.your-domain.com or transfer DNS to Cloudflare (free plan works).
  • Route 53 (AWS) — Use an ALIAS record with Name = your-domain.com pointing to your-app.example.com.

Tip: If your provider doesn't support CNAME/ALIAS on root, the easiest option is to use a subdomain like go.your-domain.com or link.your-domain.com instead.

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