Custom URLs & SEO
Configure custom subdomains, domains, apex URLs, and metadata to display with your Feathery-hosted forms.
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Configure custom subdomains, domains, apex URLs, and metadata to display with your Feathery-hosted forms.
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If you use your forms hosted directly on Feathery, it's easy to set up a custom Feathery subdomain. Just visit your global settings, click the Branding tab, and enter your new custom subdomain.
To show your forms on one or multiple fully custom domains:
If you're activating a custom URL that's a subdomain (e.g. sub.domain.com), set up a CNAME DNS record pointing from your custom domain to:
If you're activating an apex domain (e.g. domain.com), instead create an ALIAS record from your custom domain to:
Reach out to us at support@feathery.io, and we'll activate your custom domain for your account.
Then, go into your Feathery account settings and add the activated domain to your list of custom domains. It will now be ready to use with your forms.
By default, your form URLs have a slug attached (/to/<custom slug>). If you have a custom subdomain configured for your forms, you may allow one of your forms to display without a URL path. That means it will be accessible directly at <subdomain>.feathery.io or your custom DNS domain. To do so, just select the form you want to show at that path under the Apex Form dropdown.
You can customize your form meta (title, description, share image) from the SEO tab of your form settings.
The favicon can be customized at an account level from your account settings, under the Branding tab.
