There are two ways to connect a custom domain to your myflow account — you can connect a domain you already own at another registrar, or buy a new domain directly inside myflow.
Connect an existing domain — If your domain is registered with a provider like GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Cloudflare and you want to keep it there, you add a few DNS records at your registrar and myflow verifies them. See How to connect a domain from another registrar in myflow.
Buy a domain inside myflow — If you don't have a domain yet, you can search for and purchase one directly in myflow. DNS is handled automatically. See How to buy a domain in myflow and How to connect a domain bought inside myflow.
💡 Where to find it: In the left sidebar, click Settings. Under Website & branding, find the Domains card and click Open settings.
Frequently asked questions
Can I connect several domains to my website?
Can I connect several domains to my website?
No, it's not possible to connect multiple domains to your website in myflow. If you own several domains (e.g. yourdomain.com, yourdomain.se and yourdomain.no), we recommend connecting one of them to myflow and then setting up redirects for the others to point to that domain. You can set up redirects at your domain registrar.
Can I use subdomains for different parts of my myflow website?
Can I use subdomains for different parts of my myflow website?
A myflow website runs on one site address, so you can't point different subdomains, such as pages.yourdomain.com and go.yourdomain.com, at different parts of the same myflow website.
Instead, add your landing pages and lead forms as pages under your connected domain, for example yourdomain.com/coaching or yourdomain.com/free-call.
Keeping everything on one domain also helps SEO (search engine optimization), because traffic and link authority stay on one domain instead of being split across several.
Do I need to change my nameservers?
Do I need to change my nameservers?
No. You do not need to change your domain's nameservers to use it with myflow. Your nameservers can stay exactly where they are (at your current registrar or hosting provider). You only need to add the specific DNS records that myflow shows you — nothing else needs to change.
My records still show as "Missing" after 48 hours — what should I do?
My records still show as "Missing" after 48 hours — what should I do?
If a record still shows as Missing after 48 hours, it usually means the DNS record wasn't added exactly as myflow expects. Double-check the following at your domain registrar:
Make sure the record type is correct (TXT, A, or CNAME).
For CNAME records (like
mte1._domainkey), many registrars only need the subdomain part in the host/name field, not the full domain. For example, entermte1._domainkeyinstead ofmte1._domainkey.yourdomain.com, since your registrar usually appends the domain automatically.Make sure the value/target matches exactly what myflow shows.
After verifying, click the refresh icon next to your domain in myflow to check again. If it still doesn't work, reach out to our support — we can look up your DNS and help you troubleshoot.
My registrar shows a trailing dot (.) after CNAME values — is that a problem?
My registrar shows a trailing dot (.) after CNAME values — is that a problem?
No, that's completely normal. Many DNS providers automatically display a trailing dot after values like dkim1.mandrillapp.com. — this is standard DNS notation and does not affect functionality. Your records will work correctly with or without the trailing dot.
Do I need to connect a domain to send newsletters?
Do I need to connect a domain to send newsletters?
Not necessarily. If your email provider supports SMTP (e.g. Gmail, Outlook/Office 365), you can use SMTP as your delivery method instead of connecting a domain. Go to Email → Settings and choose SMTP as your delivery method. Domain connection is only needed if you want to use myflow mailserver.