Connect a custom domain
Replace klck.link/<slug> with yourbrand.com/<slug>. Takes 10 active minutes spread across two sessions (DNS propagation in the middle).
Available on:Individual · Pro · Agency · Scale
On Individual+ you can point your own domain (e.g. yourbrand.com) at Klickly so your smart links become yourbrand.com/<slug> instead of klck.link/<slug>. SSL certificate is issued automatically by Cloudflare. The full process is 10 minutes of actual clicking, split across two sessions separated by DNS propagation (during which you don't do anything).
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Add the domain in Settings
Sidebar → Settings → Domains tab → "Add domain". Paste yourbrand.com (no http://, no slash). Klickly creates the record and shows you three DNS values you need to add at your registrar.
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Add the three DNS records at your registrar
1) A CNAME pointing yourbrand.com (or links.yourbrand.com if you use a subdomain) to cd.klck.link. 2) A TXT record proving ownership of the domain. 3) A second TXT record requested by Cloudflare for the SSL certificate. Klickly's UI shows you the exact values to paste — copy each one and add it at your registrar's DNS panel (GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, etc).
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Wait for DNS propagation
After saving the records at your registrar, DNS changes need to propagate worldwide. Usually 5-30 minutes, sometimes up to an hour. You can close the Klickly tab and come back later — once DNS is live, Cloudflare issues the SSL cert and the domain shows status "Active" in the Domains tab.
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Set the primary smart link (optional)
If you only have one main smart link, set it as the "primary" for the domain. Then visitors hitting yourbrand.com (no slash) get redirected to it automatically. If you don't set a primary, the root of yourbrand.com falls back to klickly.app.
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Test from your phone
Open https://yourbrand.com/<slug> from your phone. It should load your landing exactly like klck.link/<slug> does, but with your brand in the URL bar. Test both Safari and Chrome in case of edge cases.
Apex vs subdomain
You can use either the apex (yourbrand.com) or a subdomain (links.yourbrand.com). Apex is shorter and more memorable; subdomain doesn't conflict if you already use the apex for your main website. Klickly supports both transparently.
If the SSL cert doesn't issue
If after an hour the domain still shows "Pending SSL", check the third TXT record (Cloudflare ownership verification). It's the most commonly forgotten one. Klickly's UI shows the exact name/value to add. Without it, Cloudflare won't issue the certificate.