Connect a custom domain for booking
Reviewed 2026-08-30
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A custom domain lets clients open your booking page at an address you own—like booking.yoursalon.com—instead of only the default Orya link.
Open Domain settings
Open salon settings, then the Domain page for the salon you manage. You need permission to edit salon settings, plus access to wherever your website domain is managed (often Cloudflare, GoDaddy, or similar).
Open Domain settings
- Open Settings > Domain.
- Review Public booking URL and your domains list (or an empty list).
- Select Add domain when you are ready to connect a new address.
Share a working link while you wait
Until the custom address is live, keep sharing the default Orya booking link for texts, Instagram, or Google Business Profile.
Copy the Default URL
- Open Settings > Domain.
- Under Public booking URL, confirm Default URL (or Custom domain when one is live).
- Select Copy link to share the address.
Add a domain
Add the full address clients should visit, such as booking.yoursalon.com.
Save the Domain field
- Select Add domain.
- In the Add a new domain dialog, type the full address in the Domain field.
- Select Add domain to save.
Create the two DNS records
DNS is the internet’s address book. Orya asks for two CNAME entries: one proves the address is yours; the other sends visitors to your Orya booking page.
Copy Host and Value
- Under DNS records, open the Ownership record and copy Host and Value.
- Create that CNAME where your domain is managed.
- Open the Routing record, copy Host and Value, and create the second CNAME.
- If you use Cloudflare, follow Cloudflare setup (exact steps) in Orya for the same fields.
Verify DNS and go live
After you save both DNS records, wait about 5–30 minutes (sometimes up to 24 hours), then verify from Domain settings.
Select Verify DNS
- Open Settings > Domain.
- On the domain row, select Verify DNS.
- Wait for Checking… to finish, then select Refresh if the status looks old.
- Confirm status moves to Active, DNS pending, or DNS verified.
Leave the records in place
After the domain is live, leave both CNAME records alone. Deleting them, changing the values, or turning the orange cloud back on can break booking on that address.