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Custom Domains

Your domain, not a shared one, behind every link.

Custom Domains connects your own domain or subdomain to Blink, so bio pages, short links, and QR redirects resolve under your own name — every new link created under that domain inherits the branding automatically.

Plans from $9/mo · free trial available

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Your domain
Add the DNS record
Verify DNS
Check SSL
Live on your domain
DNS record
TypeCNAME Name Valueblink.lebx.io

Add this once at your DNS provider. Blink handles the rest.

Bio pages, short links, and QR codes now use your domain.

What it is

A custom domain replaces Blink's shared default domain with one you own for your public-facing bio pages and short links, so what visitors see in the address bar or a link preview is your brand, not a third party's.

Features

What your own domain unlocks

Share

Custom domain

Run links, pages, and QR redirects on your own domain.

Share

One domain for everything

Bio pages, short links, and QR codes all use the same branded domain.

Control

DNS and SSL health checks

Blink checks each connected domain's DNS and SSL status so you know it is ready.

Scale

Multiple domains

Connect separate domains for brands, clients, or regions.

Share

Social previews

Set the title and image people see when the link is shared.

Scale

Team workspace

Invite teammates and work on links, pages, and codes together.

In your plan Bring your own domain or subdomain Applies to bio pages, short links, and QR redirects Custom short codes on top of the custom domain Available from the Starter plan up Limits by plan →
How it works

From setup to reporting in four steps.

Click any step, or let it play.

01

Add your domain or a subdomain in the workspace.

Use cases

What businesses do with it

Pick an industry to see how it fits.

Trust-sensitive businesses

Links customers recognise

Clinics, finance, and education brands send links on their own domain so people know who they come from.

Uses Branded links Health checks

Who it is for

Businesses and agencies that need every public link to read as their own brand, not a shared generic domain — particularly anything sent by email, SMS, or ads, where trust affects click-through.

When to use it

Use a custom domain as soon as links leave internal use and get shared publicly — the earlier a domain is standardized, the fewer links need migrating later.

Alternatives

For strictly internal links never seen by customers, the default shared domain works fine and a custom domain adds setup with no visible benefit.

Limitations

Connecting a domain requires DNS access and a short propagation wait — it isn't instant, and a misconfigured DNS record will keep the domain from resolving until it's corrected.

Why Blink

One workspace instead of four tools.

Replace separate tools

Bio pages, short links, QR codes, and analytics share one login, one bill, and one report.

Keep it on your brand

Your domain, your colors, and your logo on every link, page, and code.

Change anything later

Update destinations after links are shared and codes are printed.

Know what works

See clicks and scans by channel, city, and device, then double down.

Works with your stack
Meta Pixel TikTok Pixel LinkedIn Insight UTM presets API keys Webhooks CSV import WhatsApp Google reviews UPI PayPal
FAQs

Answers about Custom Domains.

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Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Custom Domains let bio pages and short links resolve under your own domain or subdomain instead of a shared one.

Does a custom domain change how analytics or routing work?

No. Click tracking, UTM presets, and routing rules apply the same way on a custom domain as on the shared default domain.

Put every link you share in one place.

Bio pages, short links, QR codes, and analytics in one workspace. Set up your first page in minutes.

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