Funnels & pages
Connect your own domain
Put your funnel and booking links on an address like go.yourdomain.com instead of the shared company address.
Open this screen in the app ↗Connecting your own domain means visitors see your brand in the link — go.yourdomain.com/start rather than the shared company address. One subdomain covers both your funnels and your booking calendar.
Step 1 — Add the domain
- Click Settings in the left menu and open the Domains & Email tab.
- Stay on the Website domain tab, labelled "Funnels and calendar".
- Click Connect a domain.
- Type a subdomain of a domain you already own, such as go.yourdomain.com, and check the preview underneath.
- Click Continue.
You must use a subdomain. A root domain such as yourdomain.com cannot be connected, so your main website is never touched, and www is also refused. The screen suggests ready-made prefixes: go, funnels, book and pages.
Step 2 — Add the record at your domain provider
- Copy the values under Host / Name to enter and Value / Points to using the copy buttons.
- Sign in to your domain provider — for example GoDaddy, Hostinger, Namecheap or Cloudflare.
- Create a new CNAME record using those two values, and leave the TTL at its default.
- Choose DNS only if your provider offers a proxy switch.
- Return here and click I've added the record.
That is the only record you need — email sending is set up for you separately.
Step 3 — Check the connection
- Wait while the check runs — it starts on its own.
- Click Done if it says the domain is connected.
- Click Check again after a few minutes if it says DNS is still spreading, or close the window and come back later.
- Click Check status on the Website domain card to check again at any time.
DNS changes usually take a few minutes and can take up to 24 hours. Your setup is saved either way — you do not need to keep the window open.
Put a funnel on the domain
- Open the funnel from Funnels → All Projects and click the Settings tab.
- Open the Public domain list and choose your domain.
- Click Save Settings.
Look at: The Public domain dropdown
The moment a domain finishes connecting, every funnel that had no domain chosen switches to it on its own, and new funnels use it by default. On your own domain a page is simply yourdomain.com/your-path, with no funnel name in the middle; on the shared company address the funnel's own word is part of the link.
Only a fully connected domain can be chosen — saving a funnel with a domain that is not connected is refused.
A domain can only belong to one workspace. If it is already connected somewhere else you will be told so, and adding the same address twice to your own workspace is refused.