Connect your own domain or subdomain to eventpage.ai

With eventpage.ai, you can run your community, event calendar, or event page on your own domain or subdomain.

Typical examples:

To make this work, eventpage.ai provides you with the required load balancer IP address. You then need to add this IP address as a DNS entry at your domain provider.

This guide will show you:

✅ Which DNS entry you need to create

✅ Where to add it at your domain provider

✅ What to expect after saving

✅ How SSL and verification work

Before connecting your domain, make sure you have:

Typical domain providers include:

Choose whether you want to connect:

or

💡 Tip: A subdomain is easier to manage and does not affect your main website setup.

eventpage.ai will provide you with the correct load balancer IP address for your setup.

Example:

⚠️ Important: Always use the exact IP provided by eventpage.ai. Do not use old or guessed IPs.

Look for menu items such as:

📌 [Screenshot: DNS settings at provider]

Add a new A record for the domain or subdomain you want to connect.

Typical setup for a subdomain:

Example:

💡 Tip: If you want to use events.yourdomain.com, the host would be events.

DNS changes usually take:

⚠️ Note: During propagation, your domain may not work immediately.

After saving the DNS record:

eventpage.ai will then validate the setup and connect your domain.

eventpage.ai manages the SSL certificate for your connected domain or subdomain.

This means:

✅ No manual SSL setup is required

✅ No separate certificate purchase is needed

✅ HTTPS will be enabled automatically once the domain is connected correctly

⚠️ Important: SSL can only be issued once the DNS record points correctly to the eventpage.ai load balancer IP.

✅ Use a subdomain like app.yourdomain.com instead of your root domain

✅ Double-check the IP address before saving

✅ Remove old conflicting A or CNAME records for the same host

✅ Wait for propagation before testing repeatedly

✅ Coordinate with your IT team if your company manages DNS centrally

A: In most cases, you need an A record pointing to the load balancer IP provided by eventpage.ai.

A: In some cases yes, but a subdomain is usually recommended because it is easier to manage.

A: No. eventpage.ai handles SSL certificate provisioning for connected domains.

A: Check that the A record is correct and wait for DNS propagation. This can take up to 48 hours.

A: Yes, but make sure the DNS entry is configured correctly. In some setups, proxy settings may need to be adjusted.

A: You need to remove or replace conflicting records for the same host.