What are domains?
The Domains page shows the API hostnames available for your account. Every account gets a default API domain. Enterprise accounts can also attach one custom API domain.Default API endpoint
The dashboard always shows a default row at the top of the table. That row is virtual in the UI and is built from the current site hostname. On the US site, the default domain is:Custom domains
Enterprise plan accounts can add one custom domain per account. The underlying domain table enforces onecustom record per account and global uniqueness for the domain value.
A custom domain gives you a branded API base URL such as:
Requirements
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Plan | Enterprise |
| Limit | 1 custom domain per account |
| Permission | Owner or Primary Owner can manage domains |
| DNS access | Ability to create a CNAME record at your DNS provider |
| Protocol | HTTPS only |
What happens with custom domains
Once verified, your custom domain:| Behavior | Detail |
|---|---|
| Routes API traffic | All /v1/ endpoints work through your domain |
| Automatic SSL | Certificate is provisioned and renewed automatically |
| Works alongside default endpoint | Both your custom domain and the default endpoint remain active |
pending status and only become routable after verification promotes them to active.
Dashboard
Navigate to Domains in the sidebar. The page title isDomains and the page description is Manage API domains.
The table shows these columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | Default API endpoint or Custom Domain |
| Domain | Hostname with a copy button |
| API URL | https://{domain}/v1/ with a copy button |
| Status | Current domain status |
| Created | Creation timestamp |
Next steps
- Setup - Add and verify a custom domain
- Verification - DNS configuration and verification process
- Lifecycle - Domain statuses, removal, and plan changes