Custom domains let you replace your default Slite public doc URL (like acme.slite.page ) with your own — for example, docs.acme.com .
This feature is available on the Premium and Enterprise plans.
How to Set It Up in Slite
Workspace owners and admins can save a customer domain in the Public Sharing section of the workspace settings.
Click your team logo icon in the top left, then click
Settings.Head to
Public Sharing in the left sidebar.Enter your custom domain and click
Save. (You'll set up the CNAME record with your domain host, in the next step.)Set a public page for the root domain.
Create a CNAME Record
To connect your own domain to Slite, follow these steps carefully. The exact instructions may vary depending on your domain host, but the core process remains the same.
Create a CNAME Record.
- In your DNS provider’s settings, locate the section for adding a CNAME record.
- For the CNAME "Value" or "Destination", enter exactly:
custom.slite.page.
Avoid this common mistake.
DO NOT enter your own Slite domain for the CNAME.Always type exactly:
custom.slite.page. Your domain won't work otherwise.
Fill in the "Name" or "Subdomain" field
- If your provider ask for a a field "name" or "subdomain" this is where you define the subdomain you want to use.
- Examples:
help.yoursite.comorkb.yourdomain.com
Wait for PropagationDNS changes can take up to 24 hours to propagate, though it usually happens faster.
Make sure that the CNAME record is properly set up
To confirm that everything is set up properly, head over to the following URL:
- Dig (DNS lookup)
Then, enter your domain (e.g. slite.sthack.fr ) and press "Return". If it says "Record not found!", go through the steps in this doc again if you have already waited 24 hours.
If it's still not working and you are using Cloudflare, try turning off the Proxy option and setting it to "DNS Only".
