Put your booking page on your own address

1. Available on paid plans

   Your current plan does not include custom domains, so this card replaces the connection form. Upgrade opens your subscription page; your current address keeps working in the meantime.

2. Your custom domain is live

   Shown once a verified custom domain has become your primary address. Your booking page is served there and the old platform address now redirects to it automatically.

3. Add your domain

   Type the address you want to use, for example booking.yourcompany.com, and press Add. It then appears in the list below as awaiting verification until its DNS records are in place.

4. Connected addresses

   Every address your booking page answers on. The system address is built in and cannot be removed. Custom domains show whether they are verified, a Verify button while pending and a bin to remove the connection; the star marks the primary address.

5. DNS records to add

   Add these records where your domain's DNS is managed: the A and CNAME records point the domain to your page, and the TXT record (shown while a domain is pending) proves it is yours. Then press Verify; new records can take a while to spread.

6. Buy a new domain

   No domain yet? Search for a name to see whether it is available and its yearly price, then buy it here. After payment it is registered and connected automatically, and it renews every year.

7. Put your booking page on your own address

   By default your page sits on a shared address we provide. Here you connect your own domain — like book.yoursalon.com — so customers see your brand instead of ours, which looks more professional and is easier to remember. Follow the DNS steps shown; once they verify, the secure https certificate is issued automatically.