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Your domain,
pointed in five minutes.

Export your build, publish it, then paste these records into your registrar. SSL is issued automatically once the records resolve — no server config, no certificate wrangling.

Automatic setup for example.com

  1. Publish your build, then add example.com in the connect flow.
  2. Choose Delegate DNS. You copy two nameservers into your registrar once — that is the only thing a registrar can't do for us.
  3. From then on every record (root, www, SSL validation, redirects) is written for you. No verification record to paste, no token to keep track of.
  4. SSL is issued automatically and renews itself forever.
  • Keeping email on this domain? Delegating moves MX/SPF/DKIM too — either recreate them in the DNS manager after delegating, or use manual mode and leave mail untouched.
  • Buying the domain here skips all of it — registration, DNS and SSL are wired up in one step with nothing to copy.
What gets handled for example.com
autoRoot + www records

Both point at your published site, written for you after delegation.

autoOwnership check

Verified through the delegated zone — no TXT token to copy anywhere.

autoSSL certificate

Issued the moment DNS resolves, then auto-renewed for life.

autowww ↔ root redirect

You pick a primary; the other 301s to it permanently.

autoPropagation watch

Studio keeps checking and flips the domain live the second it resolves.

Why isn't it 100% hands-off?

Only your registrar can change who controls a domain, and registrars don't let a third party do that without your say-so — that's what stops domain hijacking. So there is always one action on your side: either delegate the nameservers once (automatic) or paste the records (manual). Everything after that is ours.

Behind a proxy (Cloudflare)?

Use the CNAME-based verification instead of A records — in the connect flow, open Advanced and check "Domain uses Cloudflare or a similar proxy".

Email on this domain?

MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC stay at your registrar. Pointing A records at the site does not touch mail as long as you leave the MX records alone.

Don't own a domain yet?

You can buy one during publish and it gets connected automatically.

Site not built yet? Start a build → or let Onyx optimize the one you have.