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By default, shared report links use an oviond.com subdomain. A custom domain replaces that with a URL you own — for example, reports.youragency.com. Clients see only your domain. You manage custom domains under Settings → Custom domains (/settings/custom-domains). The Connected domains table lists every domain on your account with its current status, its DNS records, and which domain is set as the default.

Before you start

To add a custom domain, you need:
  • A domain you own — typically a subdomain of your main domain (recommended), such as reports.youragency.com.
  • Access to your domain’s DNS settings — you add the records through your domain registrar or DNS provider (for example, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, or Namecheap).
DNS changes can take anywhere from a minute to several hours to propagate, depending on your provider. Plan ahead if you have a deadline for switching clients to the new domain.

What the list shows

For each domain, the list shows: The page also shows how many domains you’ve used against your plan’s limit.

Add and verify

To register a new domain, see Add domain. To confirm DNS records and activate the domain, see Verify domain.

After verification

Once a domain is Active:
  • Shared report links can use your custom domain.
  • SSL is provisioned automatically by Vercel — you don’t manage a certificate.
  • Clients who open a shared link see your domain in the browser address bar.
To remove a domain, see Delete domain.