Brand continuity
Carry a recognizable name from the message to the destination instead of introducing an unfamiliar domain.
Your name on every route
Share branded links on a domain people recognize.
Replace a generic address with your own short domain and keep campaigns consistent across social, email, print, and partnerships.
URLio route
go.yourbrand.com/launch
Recognizable · Consistent
What you can do
A direct path from publish to insight.
Central management
Organize compatible links and pages on connected domains from the same URLio workspace.
Secure delivery
Configure the required DNS records and serve supported custom domains over HTTPS.
A focused workflow
Three steps to a better route.
- Choose a short subdomain dedicated to links.
- Add the DNS record shown in your URLio domain setup.
- Verify the domain, test HTTPS, and start publishing.
Common questions
Good to know before you publish.
Should I use my main website domain?
A short subdomain such as go.example.com is usually easier to manage and clearly separates redirect traffic.
How long does DNS setup take?
Many updates appear quickly, but DNS propagation time depends on your provider and the record time-to-live.
Can a domain be moved later?
Plan migrations carefully: links already shared should keep resolving, and both DNS and URLio settings must be coordinated.