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Publishing on your own domain strengthens your branding and improves compatibility with ad networks and search engines. Adding a domain is one guided flow: you enter the domain, LanderLab checks where its DNS is managed, and then recommends how to connect it.

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Before you start

  • You are an admin. Only admins can add domains.
  • You own the domain and can change its DNS settings.

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Open Domains

Go to Settings > Domains. This is where every domain lives, with its status and the workspaces that can publish to it.
The Domains screen in LanderLab settings, listing connected domains with their status

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Add your domain

1

Enter the domain

Click Add Domain and fill in the first step:
Step one of the Add New Domain dialog, with the subdomain, domain and workspaces fields
Click Continue.
2

Choose how to connect it

LanderLab checks where your DNS is managed and preselects a method. You can switch between the two:
  • Cloudflare — DNS is managed automatically from your Cloudflare account.
  • Manual DNS — you add one DNS record at your provider. Works with any registrar.
3

Finish the connection

Follow the method you chose:

Connect with Cloudflare

Sign in to Cloudflare once and let LanderLab create the records.

Connect with Manual DNS

Add the single record LanderLab shows you, then verify it.
4

Wait for Active

The domain appears in the list as Pending and switches to Active once your DNS changes propagate. That usually takes a few minutes, but can take up to 48 hours.

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Manage a domain later

Click the three-dot menu (…) next to any domain.
The three-dot menu on a domain row, showing Edit, DNS Records, Settings and Delete

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Frequently asked questions

Use Cloudflare for the fastest, hands-off setup. Use Manual DNS if your domain is managed elsewhere and you want to keep it there.
Cloudflare supports both root domains and subdomains. Manual DNS usually needs a subdomain such as lp.yourdomain.com, because some providers do not allow the required record on a root domain.
You are probably not an admin in this organization.