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# Custom Domain

Payrexx offers the option to set up a custom domain. This article explains how to set up the custom domain feature.

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Please note that custom domains are only available with the [Premium plan](https://www.payrexx.com/en/pricing).
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By default, the URL of a payment page on Payrexx is instancename.payrexx.com, where "instancename" corresponds to the name you have chosen for your Payrexx account. However, you can set up a custom domain for your payment page.

### Benefits of a custom domain

A custom domain offers several advantages:

* Enhances brand visibility
* Improves user experience
* Builds trust and customer loyalty
* Expands marketing opportunities

### Example of a custom domain

For example, the online store of the merchant "Example Shop Ltd." operates under the domain exampleshop.com. When registering with Payrexx, they choose the instance name "exampleshop". By default, the URL of their payment page on Payrexx would be exampleshop.payrexx.com.

After a customer completes their order on exampleshop.com and proceeds to the payment page, the domain changes from exampleshop.com to payrexx.com.

With a custom domain feature at Payrexx, the merchant has the option to run the payment page under their own domain, such as pay.exampleshop.com.

### Setting up a custom domain

The prerequisite for creating a custom domain is the [Premium plan](https://www.payrexx.com/en/pricing) from Payrexx. You can set it up easily in the Payrexx backend under **Settings > General settings > Domain**.

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Click on the "Edit" button on the right side, enter your desired custom domain, and click "Next":

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Following this, the following instructions will appear. Please follow the step-by-step instructions to connect the chosen custom domain.

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If you have any questions or uncertainties, please contact your domain provider or hosting partner.


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