# Domains

Serve your PYLO pages on your own domain, with the DNS records to add and automatic HTTPS.

Settings, Domains puts your [pages](/docs/features/pages) on a domain you own, such as join.yourbrand.com.

## Who can open it

Owners and admins.

## Adding a domain

Type the domain and press **Add**. PYLO shows the records to add where the domain's DNS is managed: a CNAME for a subdomain, or an A record for a whole domain, and a TXT record named `_pylo-verify` that proves to PYLO this workspace holds the domain. Vercel sometimes asks for a TXT record of its own too. A subdomain is easiest, because your main website stays where it is.

PYLO checks the domain every ten minutes, or press **Check now**. Once every record is found, PYLO's TXT record included, it shows **Live**, and HTTPS is issued automatically. Pages go live on a domain only once PYLO finds its TXT record, and a domain that loses the record stops serving at the next check. Removing a domain this workspace never verified does not touch anyone else's use of it.

## Which page opens

**Opens on** picks the page the domain's own address shows. Every published page is also at the domain followed by its address, for example join.yourbrand.com/webinar.

## Removing a domain

**Remove** stops serving pages there. The pages stay at their PYLO address.