https://<subdomain>.crevio.app. The Domains API is how you move it to https://yourbrand.com. You can just ask Crevio to find and buy a name, or drive the full flow yourself: search → purchase → assign → verify. Connecting an existing domain skips the purchase step.
Domains carry their own resource ID, returned by the purchase and connect calls.
The flow at a glance
Worked example: buy a domain and attach it to a site
1. Search for an available domain
2. Purchase it
domain is required.
3. Assign it to a site
Point the domain at the site you want it to serve. Pass the target site assite (required).
4. Verify
Verification confirms DNS is pointed correctly and brings the domain live. For domains bought through Crevio, DNS is managed for you; for connected domains, verification checks the records you added (see below).Verification can take time to propagate. If it doesn’t pass immediately, the platform re-checks in the background, so a verify that returns “pending” will often resolve on its own.
Connect a domain you already own
If you registered a domain elsewhere, connect it instead of purchasing. Crevio gives you the DNS records to add at your registrar, then you verify.| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
domain | The domain (or subdomain) to connect — required |
site | The site to attach it to — optional, defaults to your account’s site |
setup_email | true to also configure email DNS for the domain |
site here, assign it to a site afterward; then verify exactly as above.
DNS zone management
For domains Crevio manages, you can read and edit DNS records directly — add an MX record for email, a TXT record for verification, or a CNAME for a subdomain.Next steps
Sites
Build the site you’ll attach this domain to.
Verify a sending domain so email comes from your address.
API reference
Every domain endpoint and parameter.
Usage & credits
How domain registration is billed.

