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Domains let Enterprise accounts use a custom API hostname instead of the default regional BabySea endpoint.
Availability
| Plan | Custom API domain |
|---|
| Free | No |
| Starter | No |
| Pro | No |
| Scale | No |
| Enterprise | Yes |
Only the custom domain type is supported. Each account can have one custom domain, and a domain name can belong to only one BabySea account globally.
Access
| Role | Can view | Can add | Can verify | Can remove |
|---|
primary-owner | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
owner | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
member | Yes | No | No | No |
Add a custom domain
Open Domains
From the dashboard, open Domains for an Enterprise account.
Enter a hostname
Use a fully qualified lowercase hostname, such as api.example.com.
Create the DNS record
Add the CNAME target shown in the dashboard at your DNS provider.
Verify
Click Verify after DNS propagates. BabySea checks the domain and marks
it active when the CNAME is valid.
Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
pending | Domain is stored and waiting for DNS verification. |
active | Domain is verified and can route API traffic. |
failed | Provisioning or verification failed. |
removing | Domain removal is in progress. |
DNS requirements
- Use CNAME DNS, not A or AAAA records.
- Keep the hostname lowercase.
- Do not use a hostname already connected to another BabySea account.
- DNS propagation can take time depending on your provider.
Subscription changes
Custom domains require an active Enterprise subscription. If the account is no longer eligible, the custom domain can be removed or disabled.
Default endpoint
All accounts can use the default regional endpoints:
| Region value | Default API endpoint |
|---|
us | https://api.us.babysea.ai/v1 |
eu | https://api.eu.babysea.ai/v1 |
jp | https://api.jp.babysea.ai/v1 |