Custom domain name

In this help article, we'll show you how to add a custom domain to your Checkout Page links.

Please note: to use this feature, you need to subscribe to the Funnel Builder plan.

This is a great way to make your links match your brand. No more "checkoutpage.co" in your links.

Remember the old link style? It looked like this: https://checkoutpage.co/c/bigstore/checkout-page-name

Now, you can change it to something like: https://shop.bigstore.com/checkout-page-name

This can really enhance your selling experience. Your payment links will have a unique touch. Plus, when your customers see your domain name, it builds trust and often leads to more sales.

How to setup your custom domain on Checkout Page

1. From your dashboard, go to Settings and open the Domains tab.

1. Look for Custom Domain and add your custom domain name.

1. We suggest using a subdomain of your domain name. For instance, if your domain is https://bigstore.com, you can use: https://shop.bigstore.com.
2. After you add your custom domain, our system will verify it.
3. If verification doesn't go through, no worries. Scroll down to the next section to add a CNAME to your domain's DNS settings, which you can find in your domain provider's control panel.
4. If your custom domain passes verification, you'll get confirmation.

Keep in mind, it might take about an hour for your links to start working, as the domain service needs some time to update.

Even with your custom domain, your free Checkout Page URL will continue working.

Domain can't be verified?

In case your custom domain verification doesn't go through, you can manually add a CNAME to your domain's DNS settings.

To manually verify your domain URL, you need to add an A record and a CNAME for your domain.

Here are the links to the most popular domain hosts:

• NameCheap: Adding A Records and a CNAME
• GoDaddy: Adding A Records and a CNAME
• Google Domains: Adding A Records and a CNAME
• 1&1 IONOS: Adding A Records and a CNAME
• Gandi: Adding A Records and a CNAME
• Cloudflare: Adding A Records and a CNAME