https://<name>.neuraldraft.io. On Solo
and Studio (and agency client workspaces) you can add your own domain, for
example www.example.com for the website or blog.example.com for a
blog-only site.
Connect
Ask the hosted connector:Connect www.example.com to my site.
connect_custom_domain with domain: "www.example.com" returns two DNS
records, plus steps for Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare and others:
The admin has the same flow under Settings → For developers → Domain and
other websites.
Verify
Add both records at your DNS provider, then:Check www.example.com.
connect_custom_domain with check: true reports status. When both records
are found the domain becomes active and HTTPS is issued automatically;
there is no certificate to upload. DNS changes can take up to an hour. Until
then the site keeps working on the neuraldraft.io address.
Notes
- On the Free plan the tool answers with the upgrade options instead of DNS steps.
- On Cloudflare, set the CNAME to DNS only (grey cloud).
- Remove any other A, AAAA or CNAME record with the same name first.
- Root domains (
example.com, TXT name_neuraldraft): most registrars can’t put a CNAME on the root. Usewwwfor the site and redirect the root to it at the registrar; Cloudflare can keep the root because it flattens the CNAME. - A connected domain is automatically an allowed origin for nd.js blocks.
- If someone else’s workspace claimed the domain first, the TXT record decides: whoever adds the record for their workspace wins.