Client sites on their own domains
Every client site can live on the client's own domain.
Connect a domain the client already holds: two DNS records, and Cliux watches for them and issues the certificate. Apex and www resolve together, one domain is primary, and the site answers there with its sitemap and robots.
Capabilities
What you get
Two records to add
A CNAME for the apex and one for www; the dashboard shows both while the domain is pending.
Watched, not chased
DNS is checked shortly after you connect and again on a schedule until it resolves; you do not press a button.
A certificate, issued
Once the records land, a certificate is issued and the domain goes active.
Apex and www
Both answer; one connected domain is marked primary and is the one the site's links use.
The files come along
The site's sitemap and robots file are served on the connected domain, so search engines find the client where they expect to.
No per-domain plan
Plans count sites, seats and white label; a connected domain is part of the site.
Part of
White Label
Frequently asked questions
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Not today. The published site runs on the client's domain; the dashboard stays on the Cliux address, dressed in your brand on the Agency and Scale plans.
Not yet. Connect a domain you or the client already hold; buying one from the dashboard is not switched on.
As long as your DNS takes. The first check runs shortly after you connect and repeats until the records resolve; then the certificate is issued.
No. Cliux serves the website on the domain; email stays with your mail provider.
The certificate covers the hostname you connect, and the site is served through the same edge as every other site. There is no wildcard certificate and no separate CDN product.
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Building and previewing costs nothing. Publishing with your own domain is $9 a month on a personal site, and the agency Starter plan publishes 2 client sites for free.