Custom Domains
Connect your own domain to your Nashra workspace for better branding, credibility, and SEO.
Your base domain
Every workspace gets a free subdomain: yourworkspace.nashra.ai. This is your default URL for your blog and is available on all plans. You can edit your username in Settings > Domain under Base Domain.
Custom sending domain
Connect your own domain for email sending — like sending newsletters from newsletter@yourdomain.com instead of a shared address.
Custom sending domains are available on paid plans.
See Sending Domain for full setup instructions, including DNS configuration, Domain Connect auto-setup, and author identity management.
Website hosting
Host your blog on your own custom domain — like blog.yourdomain.com or yourdomain.com — instead of the default .nashra.ai subdomain.
Website hosting on a custom domain is available on the Publisher plan.
Setting up website hosting
Set up a custom sending domain first
Website hosting uses the same domain you connect for email sending. Follow the sending domain setup if you haven't already.
Go to Settings > Domain
Scroll to the Website Hosting section.
Add DNS records
Nashra shows the DNS records to add at your domain registrar:
- Subdomain (e.g., blog.yourdomain.com) — Add a CNAME record
- Root domain (e.g., yourdomain.com) — Add an A record
Wait for verification
Click Refresh to check the status. DNS changes can take a few minutes to a few hours.
Done
Your blog is live at your custom domain. SSL is handled automatically.
If verification fails
- Double-check records — No extra spaces, exact values
- Wait longer — DNS can take up to 24 hours
- Check for conflicts — Remove existing records for the same subdomain or root domain
Removing a custom domain
Go to Settings > Domain, click the menu next to your domain URL, and select Remove Domain. Your blog reverts to yourworkspace.nashra.ai and any linked author identities will be deactivated.
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