Custom domain link in bio that makes your storefront your own
Your storefront works on favly.com/@you, but your brand may deserve its own address. Favly lets you put a custom domain on your link in bio so the shop is unmistakably yours.
Direct answer
A custom domain link in bio uses your own web address, like shop.yourname.com, instead of a shared platform URL for the link in your profile. Favly lets you point a custom domain at your storefront so fans land on your brand, not a generic subdomain, while everything underneath still runs on Favly. Your favorites stay shoppable, each affiliate link stays labeled #ad, and commissions and brand deals earn exactly as before. A custom domain makes your affiliate storefront feel like a real property you own, which helps trust and recall, without changing how you get paid or losing the favly.com/@you address as a fallback.
Your address on your shop
Point a custom domain like shop.yourname.com at your Favly storefront, so the link in your bio carries your brand instead of a shared URL.
Same earnings underneath
A custom domain changes only the address, so favorites stay shoppable, links stay labeled #ad, and commissions and brand deals pay just the same.
Trust that lifts sales
A branded domain reads as a real property you own, which helps fans trust your recommendations enough to buy through them.
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At a glance
Where the link in your bio and descriptions can live, and what happens when the tool behind it changes
The address you paste into a bio, a video description or a newsletter footer tends to stay there for years. This is what each option means for that address, including the day you switch tools or the tool itself closes, as kit.co did on May 11, 2026.
| Where the link points | Example address | Who controls the address | If you switch tools | If the tool closes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Platform subdomain or path | linktr.ee/you, favly.com/@you | The platform | Edit every bio and description by hand | Every published link breaks at once |
| Retailer storefront | amazon.com/shop/you | The retailer | Edit every link by hand | Every published link breaks at once |
| Your own domain on a storefront (Favly Pro) | shop.yourname.com | You | Change one DNS record, links keep working | Point the domain somewhere else, links keep working |
| Short links on your own website | yourname.com/go/mic | You | Change the redirects on your site | Links keep working while your site runs |
Questions creators ask
Questions creators ask about a custom domain link in bio
Can I use a custom domain for my link in bio?
Yes. Most link in bio and storefront tools let you point a domain or subdomain you own at your page, usually on a paid plan. On Favly it is part of Pro, at $288 a year billed yearly, and it covers the whole storefront, not only the first page.
How do I connect my domain to Favly?
Add two DNS records at your domain registrar. A TXT record at _favly.yourdomain.com proves you own the domain, and a CNAME to favly.com, or an A record to the address shown in your studio, sends the traffic. Once both resolve, the storefront loads on your domain.
Should I use a subdomain or my main domain?
A subdomain such as shop.yourname.com is usually the better choice. It keeps your main site and email untouched, and it reads clearly as the place your recommendations live. Use the root domain only if the storefront is the whole website.
Why does owning the link in my descriptions matter?
Because descriptions are rarely edited. When kit.co closed on May 11, 2026, every kit link in years of video descriptions started returning an error page at once. A link on your own domain survives that, because you can point it at a new tool in minutes.
Do affiliate links still work on a custom domain?
Yes. The domain changes only the address of the storefront. Every card still sends the follower to the merchant through your affiliate link, labeled #ad, and each program pays you directly, exactly as it does on favly.com/@you.
Go deeper
A custom domain raises a fair question about whether you need a site of your own at all, which do you need a website for affiliate marketing answers directly: for most creators the storefront is enough, and the domain is about ownership rather than reach.
What the domain points at matters more than the domain itself. An affiliate storefront earns from the tools you recommend, while a plain link page does not, a distinction covered in Linktree alternatives.
The strongest argument for owning the address came in May 2026, when kit.co closed and every gear list link in years of video descriptions began returning an error. The kit.co alternative page covers how to rebuild a gear list on a domain you control, and the best affiliate link manager for YouTubers compares the tools that sit behind that link.
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