Site addresses

Your published site can use a Reforma-provided address or a custom domain you own. These addresses serve the published website, not whichever version you currently have open in the editor.

Open address settingsCopy Anchor Link

1. Open the project in the editor.
2. Select the project name in the editor header.
3. Select Settings, then Domains.

Publish the project before setting up its addresses. If it has not been published, follow Publish and update first.

Owners and admins can change addresses and connect domains. Editors can view the settings but cannot manage domains.

Your Reforma addressCopy Anchor Link

The Technical address section shows the address provided for your project. Select the hostname to open it.

You cannot manage DNS records for this address. If an external service asks you to prove ownership, choose a supported verification-file or meta-tag method. See Verify site ownership.

Change the address prefixCopy Anchor Link

1. From the project-name menu, open Settings → Domains.
2. Under Technical address, select Change slug.
3. Enter the new prefix using letters, numbers, or hyphens. The address suffix stays fixed.
4. Select Save.

If the prefix is already taken, choose another one. Changing the address means you also need to update links or external-service settings that use the previous address.

Turn the Reforma address off or onCopy Anchor Link

Open Settings → Domains from the project-name menu and use Use Reforma public domain.

Turning it off requires a paid plan and an active custom domain. If no active custom domain remains, Reforma turns its address back on.

Your own domainCopy Anchor Link

A custom domain requires a paid workspace plan and an Owner or Admin role. You also need access to the service that manages your domain's DNS. See Pricing and plans for plan conditions.

To set it up, follow Connect a custom domain. Reforma displays the DNS records to add; you make those changes at your DNS provider, which may be different from the company where you bought the domain.

The root domain, such as example.com, and a subdomain, such as www.example.com, are separate addresses. Connecting one does not automatically connect the other or create a redirect between them. If Reforma asks you to use a subdomain, connect the suggested address instead of the root domain.

If the workspace moves to FreeCopy Anchor Link

Custom domains stop serving, but their settings stay saved. The Reforma address is restored. After upgrading to a paid plan, check for Live in Settings → Domains before using a custom domain again.