This article is for publishers. With your own domain, visitors reach your Steady page, your posts and the checkout under your address (e.g. example.org) instead of steady.page.
Status: closed beta. The feature is not yet enabled for all projects and is free during the beta. Interested? Write to support@steadyhq.com and we’ll add you to the list.
How setup works
In your backend under Settings → Custom domain, enter your domain and save.
“Set up domain” opens an assistant that adds the required DNS records at your domain provider – automatically for many providers, otherwise to copy manually.
Activation then takes up to 72 hours. Until then the status shows “pending”, after that a green checkmark appears.
Custom sender address for newsletters
On the same page you can set up a custom sender address (e.g. news@example.org). Your post and automation emails then come from your address instead of Steady’s newsletter address. This also requires DNS records. Important: only switch sending to your custom address at least 72 hours after setup – otherwise emails may fail to be delivered.
Good to know
Your existing steady.page address stays valid and keeps working in parallel.
Domain and sender address cannot be edited after saving – to change them, delete the entry and create it again.
One email domain can only be used by one Steady project.
On your custom domain your project language applies, and the login is not shared with steady.page – members log in there separately.