yourbrand.com) means customers see your brand in the address bar, which looks more professional and builds trust.
You connect a domain in two parts: you tell Replo which domain to use, then you update your domain’s DNS records at your domain provider so it points to Replo.
1
Open the Domains tab
In the Site Builder, open More options (the sliders icon in the top bar), go to Site settings, and select the Domains tab. You can also just ask Replo in chat to connect a domain.
2
Add your domain
Enter the domain you want to use (for example
shop.yourbrand.com or yourbrand.com) and click Connect.3
Update your DNS
Replo shows you the required DNS records (Type, Host, and Value). At your domain provider, add those records. This is what points your domain at your store.
4
Verify and publish
Click Check Connection. Once the records are found, the domain shows as Verified. Publish your site for the domain to take effect; DNS changes can take a little time to propagate.
Root domains vs. subdomains
A subdomain likeshop.yourbrand.com is the simplest option and won’t affect anything else you host on your root domain. Connecting a root domain like yourbrand.com replaces whatever site is currently associated with it, and you can’t change it back without manually reconfiguring your DNS, so Replo asks you to confirm first.
If you’re wondering whether a subdomain is the right call at all, or worried about what it means for tracking, ads, or checkout, see Why Publish to a Subdomain.
If you connect a root domain without also connecting its www version, Replo suggests adding www.yourbrand.com too. Many domain providers redirect visitors from the root domain to www, so connecting both means your site loads either way.
DNS changes do not always apply instantly. If your domain does not work right away, give it some time to propagate and check again.