Custom Domains

Map your page to your own domain so visitors see status.myproject.com instead of infrapage.io/p/my-project. SSL is provisioned automatically — there's nothing to configure beyond a single DNS record.

Note

Custom domains are a Pro feature. Upgrade your account before adding one.

Setup

Add your domain

Open the page editor for the page you want to map and find the Custom Domains section. Enter your domain and click Add.

Use a subdomain such as `status.yourdomain.com` — apex domains (e.g. `yourdomain.com` with no subdomain) aren't supported. The domain starts in the **Pending Verification** state.

Add the CNAME record

After adding the domain, infrapage shows you a CNAME target. Go to your DNS provider and create a CNAME record pointing your subdomain at that target:

status.yourdomain.com  CNAME  <target shown in the editor>

The exact target is unique to this instance, so always copy it from the page editor rather than guessing.

Verify DNS

Back in the editor, click Verify DNS. infrapage checks that your CNAME is live, then requests an SSL certificate for the domain.

The status moves to **Provisioning SSL** and, once the certificate is issued, to **Active**. From that point your page is served on your domain over HTTPS.

Warning

DNS changes can take up to 24 hours to propagate. If Verify DNS doesn't succeed immediately, wait for propagation and try again — the domain stays pending until the CNAME is live.

Status reference

Status	Meaning
Pending Verification	Domain added; waiting for you to point the CNAME and verify.
Provisioning SSL	DNS verified; the SSL certificate is being issued.
Active	Live and serving your page over HTTPS.
Failed	Something went wrong — re-check the CNAME record and verify again.

Multiple domains

Each page can have one custom domain. To run several branded pages, set a different domain on each page.

Removing a custom domain

Delete the domain in the page editor's Custom Domains section. The page stays reachable at its original /p/slug URL.