Custom Domains
Use your own domain for event pages
Overview
With a custom domain, your event pages are served from your own domain (e.g., events.yourcompany.com) instead of app.eventually.one. This gives your events a branded, professional appearance.
Custom domains are available on Pro plan and above.
Setting Up a Custom Domain
Step 1 — Add your domain
- Go to Settings → Custom Domain
- Enter the domain or subdomain you want to use (e.g.,
events.yourcompany.com) - Click Add domain
Step 2 — Configure DNS
After adding the domain, Eventually shows you the DNS records to add at your domain registrar (Cloudflare, Namecheap, GoDaddy, etc.).
Add the provided CNAME record:
- Host: your subdomain (e.g.,
events) - Value: the target provided by Eventually (e.g.,
cname.eventually.one)
DNS propagation typically takes a few minutes to up to 48 hours depending on your registrar.
Step 3 — Verify
Once DNS propagates, return to Settings → Custom Domain and click Verify. Eventually confirms the domain is correctly configured.
SSL Certificates
SSL certificates are provisioned automatically via Let's Encrypt after your domain is verified. You do not need to configure or renew certificates manually.
Your event pages are served over HTTPS on your custom domain.
What Changes
Once active, all your public event pages are accessible at your custom domain:
events.yourcompany.com/e/your-event-slug
Links in emails and QR tickets continue to use the app.eventually.one domain unless you contact support to update them.
Removing a Custom Domain
- Go to Settings → Custom Domain
- Click Remove domain
After removal, event pages revert to the app.eventually.one domain. Remove the DNS record from your registrar if no longer needed.