# Custom domains

> Serve your docs from your own domain instead of stipple.wiki.

Every project gets a `yourdocs.stipple.wiki` subdomain out of the box. When you're ready, serve the same site from a domain you own.

## Subdomain

Point `docs.yourcompany.com` at Stipple with a CNAME, verify it in the console under **Domains**, and the site serves there with SSL handled automatically.

## Subdirectory mounts

Docs often perform best at a path on your main domain — `yourcompany.com/docs`. Stipple supports this as a first-class feature, not a hack:

1. Add a mount under **Domains** with your hostname and path prefix.
2. Add the generated proxy rule to your own edge — copy-paste configs are provided for nginx, Cloudflare, and Vercel.
3. Stipple verifies the mount through your proxy, then rebuilds the site so every URL, sitemap entry, and llms.txt link uses your domain.

The site keeps serving from Stipple's edge; your proxy just fronts it. SSL on your domain stays yours.