Connect your domain
Point your own domain at your site
It's one DNS record and about two minutes. Pick where your domain lives and follow the steps.
How it works
Your domain (the one you bought, like yourcompany.com) lives at a DNS provider -
whoever you bought it from. To point it at Droply, you add one record
there: a CNAME to customers.droply.id. That's it. Droply and Cloudflare
handle the HTTPS certificate automatically and renew it forever.
You add the record because it's your domain - only you (or whoever manages your DNS) can change it. Droply shows you the exact record to copy on the Domains page.
Pick your provider
Cloudflare
Guide →
GoDaddy
Guide →
Namecheap
Guide →
Squarespace (Google Domains)
Guide →
Hostinger
Guide →
AWS Route 53
Guide →
Porkbun
Guide →
IONOS
Guide →
Another provider
Guide →
A couple of universal tips
- When a provider asks for the record Name, type only the part before your
domain (e.g.
blog), or@for the root domain - not the whole thing. - After you save, give it a few minutes. Droply keeps checking and turns your domain on automatically once it's live.