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After deploying your product, it is available at a Vercel-provided URL (something like your-product.vercel.app). You can set up a custom domain (like app.yourbusiness.com) for a more professional appearance.

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How to set up a custom domain

Custom domain configuration is done through your Vercel account, where your product is hosted. Transmuter provides a step-by-step guide within the deployment screen.
1

Purchase a domain

If you do not already own a domain, you can purchase one from services like Namecheap, Google Domains, Cloudflare, or directly through Vercel.
2

Open your Vercel dashboard

Go to vercel.com and sign in with the account you connected to Transmuter. Find your project in the dashboard.
3

Add your domain

In your Vercel project settings, go to Domains and add your custom domain. Vercel provides the DNS records you need to configure.
4

Update your DNS records

Go to your domain registrar (where you bought the domain) and add the DNS records Vercel provided. This typically involves adding a CNAME record.
DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to take effect worldwide, though most changes propagate within a few minutes to a few hours.
5

Verify and enable SSL

Once DNS is configured, Vercel automatically verifies your domain and provisions a free SSL certificate, so your product is accessible via HTTPS.

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Common domain configurations

SetupExampleBest for
Root domainyourbusiness.comMain product or company website
Subdomainapp.yourbusiness.comProduct app alongside an existing website
Separate domainyourproduct.comStandalone product with its own identity
If you already have a website at your root domain, using a subdomain like app.yourbusiness.com is the easiest approach — it does not affect your existing website.