How do I link my own domain to my Rekaz website?

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Domain Settings is the Rekaz location for managing your website address and starting a custom-domain link.


The currently available interface states that custom-domain linking is available on paid plans. Although it says an existing domain is linked by pointing nameservers, it does not show a domain form, the nameserver values, or a completed linking flow; those older actions cannot be documented from the current interface.


Steps

  1. From Settings, select Domain Settings.

    The Domain Settings page opens, where you can manage your website URL.

  2. Review the custom-domain eligibility notice on the Domain Settings page.

    You can confirm that custom-domain linking is available on paid plans.

  3. Select the Link Existing Domain card and choose Link now.

    For an account without the required plan, Rekaz shows a message that the feature is not yet available.

  4. If the plan-required message appears, verify that custom-domain linking and DNS management require a paid plan.

    The limitation is clear; the currently available interface does not display a subsequent domain or nameserver setup screen.


Illustrated guide

Step 1: Select Domain Settings from Rekaz Settings.


Select Domain Settings from Rekaz Settings.


Step 2: Check the paid-plan requirement for custom-domain linking.


Check the paid-plan requirement for custom-domain linking. in Rekaz


Step 3: Start the existing-domain linking option.


Start the existing-domain linking option. in Rekaz


Step 4: Review the custom-domain plan requirement message.


Review the custom-domain plan requirement message. in Rekaz


Important notes


Update the Nameservers through the provider where you purchased or registered your domain.


Labels or item locations may vary slightly if the interface has changed since this guidance was published.


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