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The Domains & URL Redirects section lets you connect your own domains to the pages you build in Hoop — funnels, websites, and landing pages — so they appear under your brand instead of a platform subdomain.

Accessing domains and URL redirects

Go to Settings in the left sidebar, then select Domains & URL Redirects.

Connecting a custom domain

1

Open domains settings

Navigate to Settings → Domains & URL Redirects.
2

Click add domain

Click Add Domain and enter your domain or subdomain (e.g. pages.yourcompany.com).
3

Add the DNS record

The platform provides a CNAME record. Log in to your domain registrar (GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, etc.) and add this record to your DNS settings.
4

Verify the domain

Return to the platform and click Verify. DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to propagate, but usually complete within a few hours.
5

Assign to a site or funnel

Once verified, you can assign the domain to a specific funnel or website from the Sites builder.

Subdomains vs. root domains

TypeExampleNotes
Subdomainpages.yourcompany.comRecommended — easiest to set up with a CNAME record
Root domainyourcompany.comRequires A record or ALIAS record; some registrars do not support ALIAS records
Using a subdomain like go.yourcompany.com or pages.yourcompany.com is the simplest approach and works with all major domain registrars.

Setting up URL redirects

URL redirects forward traffic from one URL to another. Use them to:
  • Redirect old page URLs to new ones after a site restructure
  • Create short, memorable links that redirect to longer funnel URLs
  • Handle domain migrations without breaking existing links

Creating a redirect

  1. Go to Settings → Domains & URL Redirects → Redirects
  2. Click Add Redirect
  3. Enter the source URL (the URL you want to redirect from)
  4. Enter the destination URL (where traffic should be sent)
  5. Select the redirect type:
    • 301 — permanent redirect (preferred for SEO)
    • 302 — temporary redirect
  6. Click Save

SSL certificates

All custom domains connected through the platform are automatically provisioned with SSL certificates (HTTPS). No manual configuration is required.
Last modified on March 4, 2026