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How to Connect a Domain to Your Site and Funnel

Modified on Mon, 27 May at 12:19 PM

Connecting a domain to your site and funnel in ClickFunnels means linking a custom web address to your online content. This process makes your site more professional and easier for visitors to find and remember. In this article, we’ll show you how to connect a domain to your site and funnels step by step.

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How to Connect the Domain to the Workspace Site

After successfully integrating your domain with your workspace, follow these steps to connect it to your site:

  1. From the left side navigation, select Site and click on the Overview menu.

    Navigation to site overview menu

  2. Click the Three Dot ⋮ Icon and then click Site Settings.

    Site settings

  3. In the Domain field, choose the domain you wish to use for your site.

    Navigation to site overview menu

  4. Click the Update site button to save your changes.

Congratulations! Your domain is now connected to your site. When the domain is accessed, your site page will be displayed.

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How to Connect a Domain to a Funnel

  1. Click on Funnels from the left navigation menu.

    Funnels Navigation

  2. Identify a funnel you wish to associate with your domain and click the Settings ⚙ icon to access the funnel’s settings.

    Image showing funnel settings icon

  3. In the Domain field, select the desired domain from the dropdown menu.

  4. Enter the desired path in the Funnel Path URL field, such as /webinar, /blog, or /about. To set this funnel as the domain’s default page, enter a single / character.

    Image showing funnel Path

    Learn more in the Domains - How To Set a Funnel as the Domain Default Page article.

  5. Alternatively, you can access these settings directly within your funnel. Open the funnel, click the Settings button in the top-right corner, and then follow steps 3 and 4.

    Funnel Path URL Root.png

  6. Click Update Funnel to save changes.

Congratulations! Your domain is now connected to the funnel.

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