Sites
Put a site on your own domain
Show your whole site at yourbrand.com, with its pages sitting underneath it.
A site on your PageSumo address lives at a path, like yourname.pagesumo.com/yoursite/. Point a domain you own at it and it moves to the root instead, the way a normal website works:
https://yourbrand.com/
https://yourbrand.com/about
https://yourbrand.com/pricing
Send a domain to your site
You need the domain connected first. If you haven't done that yet, do Use your own domain and come back here.
- Open Domains in the dashboard and find your domain's card.
- Under What this domain shows, click Change.
- Choose A whole site, then pick your site from the list.
- Save.
Your site's homepage now answers at the domain itself, and every other page sits underneath it at its own path. There's nothing to republish.
What changes, and what doesn't
- Old links keep working. The
yourname.pagesumo.com/yoursite/address forwards to the new one, so anything you already shared still lands in the right place. - QR codes keep working, without reprinting. They point at PageSumo, and PageSumo sends people wherever the site currently lives.
- The pages inside keep their names. A page that was at
/yoursite/aboutis now at/about. - Your site leaves its old address. A site lives in exactly one place, so moving it to a domain means it's no longer served at the path on your subdomain. Change the domain back and it returns there.
If your site is greyed out in the list
It's already the home of a different domain, and the list says so. A site can only live at one address at a time. Free it from the other domain first, on that domain's card, and it becomes selectable here.
Showing pages instead of a site
The same control has an Individual pages option, for when a domain should show a handful of separate pages rather than a whole site. You pick the pages and choose which one is the homepage. See Use your own domain.
You can't do both on one domain. If a domain is showing a mix from older settings, the card says so and asks you to pick which one stays.