How to Add a Custom Domain in Feedspace

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Last updated on September 30, 2025

Overview

Adding your own custom domain to Feedspace helps reinforce your brand and may improve traffic. Below is a simple, step-by-step walkthrough to get your custom domain up and running.

Step – 1 Log into Feedspace

Go to Feedspace and log into your Feedspace account.

Step – 2 Navigate to Custom Domain Settings

From the left sidebar, click on “Custom Domain” within the Account Settings section to begin the setup process.

Step – 3 Enter Your Domain

In the Custom Domain field, type the subdomain you want (e.g., reviews.yourdomain.com).
You can also upload a favicon for the domain – make sure the file size is under 5 MB.

Step – 4 Add DNS CNAME Record

Feedspace will generate the CNAME record details—such as Host and Target values.
Log in to your domain registrar (where you bought your domain) and add the provided CNAME to your DNS settings.

Step – 5 Verify Your Domain

Return to Feedspace and click Verify Domain.
Once verified, the domain will be activated and labeled as Activated in the Custom Domain settings.

Step – 6 Wait for DNS Propagation

DNS changes can take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours to fully propagate.
If the activation is delayed, reach out to your domain registrar for assistance.

For a comprehensive walkthrough or personalized help, feel free to book a demo with our expert.

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