Your domain
Dynamic codes resolve through a subdomain you own instead of a shared host.
Feature
Put your brand in the link itself
Point a domain you own at Qrcado and your dynamic codes resolve through it — so the URL people land on carries your name, secured with SSL.
- Your own domain
- CNAME setup
- SSL secured
- Branded links
Beforeqrcado.com/r/x8k2p
On your domainlinks.yourbrand.com/menu
Domain verifiedHow it works
Bring your domain in three steps
Add your domain
Enter the subdomain you want your links to use, like links.yourbrand.com.
Point a CNAME
Add the CNAME record we give you at your DNS provider, so traffic routes to us.
Validate SSL
We issue and validate a certificate automatically, then your links go live over HTTPS.
What you get
Trusted links, end to end
Simple CNAME
One DNS record connects your domain — no servers or hosting to run.
Automatic SSL
Certificates are issued and validated for you, so every link is served over HTTPS.
Why it matters
Where a branded link earns its keep
Higher scan trust
People are readier to scan a link that shows a name they recognise.
Consistent campaigns
Keep every printed link on-brand across channels.
Agencies & clients
Run codes on a client's own domain for a straightforward look.
Sales collateral
Branded links on cards and decks that look professional.
Retail packaging
On-pack codes that resolve through your store's domain.
Press & PR
Shareable links that reinforce the brand in every mention.
Custom domain FAQ
How do I connect my domain?
Add a subdomain in Qrcado, create the CNAME record we provide at your DNS host, and we handle the rest once it propagates.
Do I need my own SSL certificate?
No. We issue and validate the certificate automatically, so your links are served securely over HTTPS.
Can I use my root domain?
A subdomain like links.yourbrand.com is recommended, since CNAME records aren't valid at a bare root domain on most DNS providers.
Will existing codes switch to the new domain?
New dynamic codes use your domain. Whether existing ones migrate depends on how they were created, so check before repointing a printed run.
Is a custom domain on every plan?
It's a plan-limited feature. See the pricing page for which plans include a custom domain and how many.
A sensible rollout
- Choose a dedicated subdomain such as qr.example.com.
- Complete TXT and CNAME verification.
- Let Qrcado provision edge TLS and then test both the short link and redirect.
Questions before enabling custom domain
- Which repeated task or control problem is this feature meant to solve?
- Who owns the configuration after the first campaign launches?
- Which plan limit or permission affects the rollout?
- What should happen when a destination, member, domain or subscription changes?
- How will the team test the complete scan path before printing?