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Custom domains

Your forms, at your own address.

Type a subdomain you own, add the one record Formkit shows you, and your forms move to your own address. Formkit checks the record for you and tells you when it is live.

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Settings · Custom domainsPro
TypeNameValueCNAMEformscname.vercel-dns.com
formkit.app/acme/intakeTell us about your projectContinue

Watch a domain go from typed in to live

What it does

Settings → Company → Custom domains. Enter something like forms.acme.com and Formkit shows the CNAME record to add where your DNS is managed. It checks every ten minutes, or straight away when you select Check now.

  • Step-by-step help for your DNS provider
  • Shows what public DNS sees right now
  • Usually live within minutes

Which plan includes it

Free$0 forever

Not on the free plan. It starts on Pro.

Pro$6 a seat a month
  • Custom domain
  • Send emails from your own domain
  • Remove “Powered by Formkit”
Business$19 a seat a monthEverything in Pro
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How to start

  1. 1Open Settings, then Company, then Custom domains
  2. 2Enter a subdomain you own
  3. 3Add the CNAME record Formkit shows
  4. 4Wait for Live, then share the new link

Templates to start from

Every template
BusinessContact formName, email, subject and message. The one every site needs.5 questions · 2 minSalesQuote requestWhat someone needs, and enough detail to price it the first time.7 questions · 3 minMarketingNewsletter sign-upAn email, a name, and what people want to hear about.3 questions · 1 min

Goes well with

Branding and custom domainsForms that look like you, on your own domain.Every plan · domain on ProExplore ConnectionsSend every response where it needs to go.ProExplore

In the help centre

Questions

Can I use my main domain, like acme.com?

Use a subdomain such as forms.acme.com. That way your website stays where it is and only the forms move.

What if I stop paying for Pro?

Nothing breaks. Visits to your domain are sent on to the matching formkit.app link.

My domain is stuck on Waiting for DNS.

Usually the whole domain was typed into the Host field, or Cloudflare's proxy is on. The help article walks through each fix.

Try it on your next form.

Free to start, with unlimited forms, responses and members. See what each plan includes on the pricing page.

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