Custom Domain
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By default, the URL for your Stacker Workspace will be example.stackerhq.com. If you would like to use your own domain, you can do that using our Custom domain feature.
You will need to:
Choose a name
Set up your DNS settings with your domain host
Verify the domain
Add the domain in Stacker
Enterprise plan
If your Workspace is using SSO, please reach out to before you set up your custom domain.
For best DNS provider compatibility, we recommend using a subdomain:
workspacename.yourcompany.com
yourcompany.com
If you would like to use a top-level domain, such as yourcompany.com, go to the top-level domain section.
Exact steps might vary depending on your DNS provider. If you're not sure where to go, please contact your provider's support.
Open your DNS provider's DNS settings for the domain you want to use.
If your DNS provider has a proxy setting or anything that can impact the domain traffic flow, turn it off.
Add a CNAME record.
Use your domain for the name, and connect.stacker.app as the target.
In our example, we are setting up app.stacker.help with Cloudflare as our DNS provider.
Enter the full domain you set up, for example workspacename.yourcompany.com. If you get connect.stacker.app as the result, you can add the domain in Stacker.
Go to Workspace Settings > General
Add your Custom Domain in the Custom workspace domain field
Include the full domain, but do not include https://www
Click Save
You've now set up your custom domain. We suggest waiting a few minutes and then testing your custom domain.
Some DNS providers do not support aliasing the top-level domains (also known as root, or @) using the CNAME record. If your DNS provider doesn't allow this, please use a subdomain.
Exact steps might vary depending on your DNS provider. If you're not sure how to set up a top-level domain, contact your provider's support.
To set up a top level domain:
Open your DNS provider's DNS settings for the domain you want to use.
If your DNS provider has a proxy setting or anything that can impact the domain traffic flow, turn it off.
Add a CNAME record.
Use @ or whatever your DNS provider uses for the top-level domain as the name , and connect.stacker.app as the target.
In our example, we're using stacker.help with Cloudflare as our DNS provider.
It may take up to 24 hours for a DNS change to apply. Before adding the domain in Stacker, please verify that the aliasing works. To do that you can use any DNS checker tools. If you're not sure which one to use, you can try .
