Custom Domain
Configure your domain for your Discloud hosted application.
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Configure your domain for your Discloud hosted application.
You can map your own domain (e.g. yourdomain.com) or a subdomain (e.g. dash.yourdomain.com) to an application hosted on Discloud. The platform serves traffic through your app's Discloud subdomain using two A records pointing to our IPv4 addresses and validates ownership via TXT records.

Diamond plan or higher is required to host websites or APIs.
App already hosted using a Discloud subdomain (e.g. example.discloud.app)
A registered domain you control (Cloudflare, Hostinger, GoDaddy, Namecheap, etc.)
Ability to add / modify A records
Open the Discloud Dashboard → Domains section.
Enter your domain (e.g. yourdomain.com). Optionally specify a subdomain (e.g. dash).
Click + Add domain, enter your domain, then click See DNS to view the records you need to configure.


Although any DNS provider works, below are tabbed scenarios for clarity.
Records
A
@ (or provider root)
75.2.96.173
A
@ (or provider root)
99.83.186.151
Example: dash.yourdomain.com
A
dash
75.2.96.173
A
dash
99.83.186.151
Multiple subdomains (e.g. api, app) repeat this pattern independently.
If you use Cloudflare, it is mandatory to disable the Proxy (ensure it is set to DNS Only / Grey Cloud, not the Orange one). This ensures correct SSL certificate issuance.

After DNS resolves and tokens validate, open the linked app and trigger Rebuild so the binding becomes active.


DNS changes typically propagate within a few minutes.
However, TTL values and resolver cache may cause some delays.
To verify changes worldwide, check dnschecker.org
If some POPs still display old records, wait and re-check later.

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