Domain ownership is separate from page content
Edit and save the landing page in Funnels. Use Domains to manage address ownership, routing, and activation.
Can I put a Nexus landing page on my own domain and see what is stopping it from going live?
Publish campaign pages at your own domain
Yes. Add the domain in Marketing → Domains, use the displayed DNS requirements at your domain provider, and verify it in Nexus. The workspace separates ownership and DNS issues from routing and certificate activation. Once the address is ready, attach it to the intended funnel.
Publish campaign pages at your own domain
Add the address you want to use
Open Domains and enter the hostname for the landing page. Use an address you control and identify the funnel it should serve.
Apply the requested DNS changes
Read the records Nexus asks you to add or remove and make those changes at your domain provider. Copy the exact values shown for this address; another domain’s configuration may be different.
Run verification and review the result
Choose Verify to refresh the domain state. If DNS action is needed, use the diagnostics to identify the outstanding record or ownership issue. Routing Pending means other activation work is still propagating.
Attach the ready domain to the funnel
In Funnels, choose the custom-domain action and select the available domain. Review the existing assignment when moving a domain between funnels so the address serves the intended campaign page.
Publish and check the customer path
Publish the intended funnel and open the address. Check the page, call button, and saved appointment widget after the address becomes active; the widget must allow the published domain.
Status explains the next action
The domain view distinguishes verification errors, DNS changes needed, and routing/certificate propagation. A domain entry alone does not mean the address is already serving a published page.
Before you get started
Questions about this workflow
Does adding a domain buy the domain for me?
This workflow connects an address you control. You apply any required DNS changes through your domain provider.
Can I use one domain for multiple different funnels at once?
The attach workflow tracks the domain’s assigned funnel. Review and change that assignment when moving the address to a different funnel.
Why does the page not appear immediately after DNS changes?
Nexus tracks ownership, routing, and certificate activation separately. Refresh verification and complete the displayed action; routing and certificates may still be propagating.
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