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Custom Domains Are Here: Use Your Own URL for Your Link-in-Bio

Connect your own domain to your pageo profile. See how to add DNS records, verify ownership, and use a branded URL like links.yourname.com.

Custom Domains Are Here: Use Your Own URL for Your Link-in-Bio

Introduction

Your link-in-bio is your digital business card. It's where you send people for your projects, socials, and contact info. So it makes sense to want it on a URL you own — like links.yourname.com or bio.yourcompany.com — instead of a generic subdomain.

pageo now supports custom domains. Connect your own domain to your pageo profile, keep your branding in the URL, and still get the same fast, minimal link page. This post covers what custom domains are, why they're useful, and how to set them up.

Why Use a Custom Domain?

Stronger Branding

A link like pageo.me/username works, but links.yourname.com or yourname.com makes it immediately clear the page is yours. Custom domains make you look more professional and consistent across every platform you appear on.

You Keep Control

The domain is yours. If you ever move platforms, you point the same domain somewhere else. Your audience doesn't have to learn a new URL — the link you've been sharing for years keeps working.

What You Get With Custom Domains on pageo

Your domain, your profile

Point your domain or subdomain at pageo. Visitors who open that URL see your pageo profile — same content, same layout, just on your URL.

Simple setup

Add two DNS records at your domain provider: one for verification (TXT) and one for routing (A for root domains, CNAME for subdomains). We show you exactly what to add with copy buttons so you don't mistype.

Automatic verification

After you add the records, we check every few seconds. You don't have to keep clicking Verify — leave the Custom Domains modal open and we'll tell you as soon as everything is confirmed.

SSL included

Your custom domain is served over HTTPS. We handle the certificate automatically so your page is secure by default.

Root domains and subdomains

Use your main domain (e.g. yourname.com) or a subdomain (e.g. links.yourname.com, bio.yourname.com). Both are supported with the correct record types.

Who Is Custom Domains For?

Professionals and Freelancers

Anyone who wants a polished, branded link page without pageo.me in the URL. Your profile, your domain, your brand.

Businesses and Teams

Use something like links.yourcompany.com for campaigns, job boards, or resource hubs. Consistent branding across every touchpoint.

Content Creators

Keep one memorable link — like link.creatorsname.com — in bios and video descriptions. Never worry about changing it when you switch tools.

Anyone Who Cares About Branding

If the URL is part of how you present yourself, custom domains make that consistent everywhere.

How Setup Works

  1. Add your domain in pageo — In the admin, open Custom Domains, enter your domain (e.g. links.example.com), and add it. We generate a verification token and show you the exact DNS records to use.

  2. Add two DNS records — At your registrar or DNS provider (Cloudflare, Namecheap, GoDaddy, Vercel, etc.), add a TXT record for verification and either an A record (root domains) or CNAME record (subdomains) to route traffic to pageo.

  3. Wait for verification — DNS propagation can take a few minutes. We keep checking automatically. When verification succeeds, your profile goes live on your domain.

  4. Share your link — Your pageo profile is now available at your custom URL. Your default pageo.me/username link still works too.

We've written a step-by-step custom domains guide with exact record types, hosts, and values — plus troubleshooting tips for every major DNS provider.

Custom Domains and the Pro Plan

Custom domains are part of the Pro plan, alongside advanced analytics, the contact form, and priority support. If you're on the free plan and want your own domain, upgrading to Pro unlocks this feature. Pricing stays simple and transparent — no extra fees for custom domains beyond the plan cost.

What Stays the Same

Your profile content, layout, and settings don't change. You're not rebuilding anything — you're attaching your own URL to what already exists. Edits you make in the admin or via GitHub sync apply to both your custom domain and your pageo.me/username URL simultaneously.