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Connecting your own domain (step by step)

Publishing your site on your own address like yourcompany.com: adding the domain, DNS records, automatic SSL and the primary address.

Last updated: October 31, 2026Open in the app
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On the Business and Enterprise plans you can publish your site on your own domain (e.g. yourcompany.com). The SSL certificate (https and the padlock icon) is set up automatically and renewed before it expires, at no extra cost. You buy the domain yourself from any registrar (GoDaddy, Natro, İsimtescil, Turhost…); Teklif Atölyesi doesn't sell domains.

1. Add the domain

  1. Open the Website › Domain tab.
  2. On the Your own domain card, type yourcompany.com into the Domain field (without https:// and /).
  3. Keep Also add: www.yourcompany.com ticked: both addresses work and one redirects to the other.
  4. Press Add domain. You'll see “Domain added. Now add the DNS records.” and the records table opens.

You can connect up to 3 domains; a domain and its www version count as one.

2. Add the DNS records

Add the records from the table in the control panel of the company you bought the domain from (usually under “DNS management” or “DNS records”). Copy the value in each row with Copy and paste it; don't type it by hand.

  • TXT
    Name (Host): _teklifatolyesi
    Value: The verification value shown in the panel
    Purpose: Ownership check
  • A
    Name (Host): @ (root)
    Value: The IP address shown in the panel
    Purpose: Site address
  • CNAME
    Name (Host): www
    Value: yourcompany.com
    Purpose: www address

3. Check and wait

After adding the records, press Check now. DNS changes usually spread within a few minutes, sometimes a few hours. We also check every hour, so you don't need to keep the page open. Setup moves through these steps:

  • Waiting for DNS
    The records aren't visible yet or are wrong; the table says what the problem is.
  • Setting up SSL
    DNS is verified; the certificate is being obtained and the server configured. This usually takes a few minutes.
  • Live
    The site opens at https://yourcompany.com; the certificate's expiry date is shown and it renews automatically.
  • Problem
    SSL couldn't be set up after several attempts, or the DNS records have changed. Domain problems
  • Removing
    The domain is being removed from the server; this takes a few minutes.

When your domain goes live, you get a “yourcompany.com is live” notification in the app. Your own domain becomes the primary address; your free yourcompany.teklifatolyesi.com address redirects visitors to the new one, so the links you shared before keep working.

Quick directions by registrar

  • GoDaddy
    Your domain → DNS → Add record. For the root, type @ in the Name field. Edit the default “Parked” A record; adding a new one next to it is not enough.
  • Natro
    Add the records in the domain's DNS management section of the customer panel. For the root, type @ or leave it empty.
  • İsimtescil
    Add the records in the domain's DNS management section of the panel. Use @ for the root.
  • Turhost
    Add the records in the domain's DNS management section of the customer panel. Use @ for the root.
  • Cloudflare
    DNS → Records → Add record. The proxy status must be the grey cloud (DNS only); with the orange cloud, verification and SSL don't work.
  • Other
    Records are added in the panel where the domain's name servers (NS) are managed. If your hosting company manages your DNS, add them there.

If you're moving from an old site

If another site was live on the domain before, redirect the old page addresses to the new pages so you don't lose your Google rankings: Moving from an old site (301). Add the new address to Google Search Console too: Search Console verification.

Removing a domain

Remove next to the domain stops the site from opening at that address; the www version is removed too. Removal finishes within a few minutes. If you like, you can delete the DNS records afterwards in your registrar's panel.

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