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A custom domain lets your organization’s website be served at your own URL (e.g. www.myclub.com) instead of rowhouse.co/your-org-slug.

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Is custom domain supported?

  • Custom domain is an optional feature. Your org may have a custom domain field in Club settings or under Website. If you do not see it, the feature may not be available for your plan or instance. See Plan limits.

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How it works

  1. In Settings (or Website), find Custom domain (or Domain).
  2. Enter your domain (e.g. www.myclub.com or myclub.com). Save.
  3. Rowhouse may show DNS instructions: add a CNAME (or A) record at your DNS provider pointing to the value Rowhouse gives (e.g. rowhouse.co or a proxy hostname).
  4. After DNS propagates (minutes to 48 hours), Rowhouse may automatically provision SSL (HTTPS) for your domain. Your site will then be reachable at your custom domain.
DNS must be correct for the custom domain to work. Use the exact hostname and target Rowhouse provides. Wrong CNAME/A records can break email or other services on the same domain; if unsure, ask your DNS host or support.

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Subdomains vs root domain

  • www: Often you point www.myclub.com (CNAME to Rowhouse). Then www.myclub.com serves your site.
  • Root (myclub.com): Some setups support the root domain; that may require an A record or CNAME flattening. Follow Rowhouse’s instructions for root domain if offered.

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After setup

  • Share your custom URL (e.g. https://www.myclub.com) instead of the Rowhouse subdomain URL. Existing links to rowhouse.co/your-org may still work if redirects are configured; check with support.