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Your own domain
Your own domain
Use your own domain name for short links and bio pages.
What is your own domain, and which plan includes it?
Your own domain makes your short links look like your brand: go.yourshop.com/offer instead of a LinkEase address. This article shows what it is and...
Connect your own domain step by step (one CNAME record)
In about ten minutes your links will open on your own address, for example go.yourshop.com. You add the domain in LinkEase, then create ONE CNAME...
Check your domain status and automatic HTTPS
After you add a domain, LinkEase checks it for you and issues the HTTPS certificate automatically. Here is how to read the status and what to do for...
Use your own domain for short links and bio pages
Once the domain is connected you decide what appears on it: new short links, bio pages, and what a visitor sees when they open the bare domain.
When a 30-day domain pass ends, and how to remove a domain
A domain pass is a small, one-time purchase. This article explains exactly what happens when it ends, how to renew it, and how to remove a domain you...
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