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With custom domains, you can connect your own domain (for example, www.yourbrand.com) to your Fimo project for a fully branded experience.

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Important limitations

  • Only subdomains are supported (for example: www.myawesomewebsite.com)
  • Apex/root domains like myawesomewebsite.com (without a subdomain) are not supported yet
  • Support for root domains will be added later
  • Your project must be published before you can add a custom domain
  • You can attach multiple domains to the same project

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Why use a custom domain?

Professional branding

Use your company or personal domain to build trust and credibility.

Better SEO

Search engines favor custom domains, improving visibility and ranking.

Memorable links

Share a simple, easy-to-remember URL instead of a generated subdomain.

Flexibility

Manage your online presence under one domain and keep all projects consistent.
Every project is published by default under a free fimo.site subdomain.
Custom domains give you more control and a fully branded experience.

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Add a custom domain

  1. Open your project in Fimo
  2. Go to Settings → Domains
  3. Click Add domain
  4. Enter your subdomain (for example: www.myawesomewebsite.com)
  5. Click Add Domain
Add a domain
Make sure to include a subdomain such as www.
Domains like myawesomewebsite.com without a subdomain are not supported.

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Configure your DNS (CNAME)

After adding the domain in Fimo, you’ll need to configure your DNS records with your domain provider (registrar). Add the following CNAME record:
TypeNameValue
CNAMEwwwfimo.site
  • Type: CNAME
  • Name / Host: www
  • Value / Target: fimo.site
Configure domain DNS Once saved, return to Fimo.

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Domain verification

After the CNAME is added:
  • Domain verification can take a few minutes to several hours
  • While pending, the domain will show “Verification pending”
  • Once verified, you’ll see a green check and Verified
You can click Refresh in the Domains settings to recheck the status.

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Multiple domains

You can attach multiple custom domains to the same project.
All domains will point to the same published content.
If you want, I can also:
  • add a troubleshooting section (common DNS mistakes)
  • include provider-specific examples (Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap)
  • or tighten the copy further for a quick-start version