The page runs on the Peak address.
Check once the record is set · no promise
Peak Pages · Publishing · own domain partly verified
Every site is reachable on a Peak address right away. You connect your own domain with a DNS record, and Peak checks it. The setup for this has not been fully verified in production yet.
See publishing in Peak PagesIllustrative example · sample domain · nothing is connected
01 / Example value
How far is your own domain set up?
Check once the record is set · no promise
Change the example value. The next step follows it.
Sample data · nothing published
Two example values
Schematic scale from 0 to 10. Sample domain, no real connection.
The page runs on the Peak address.
Check once the record is set · no promise
Reachable at once · domain possible later
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
The flow is built but needs a setting that has not been fully verified in production. We do not promise that it works for you today.
02 / Your check
How fast DNS changes take effect depends on your provider. We make no availability or certificate promises.
Compare both paths and their reasons.
03 / The clear limit
Only owners and admins connect domains and publish. There is no approval step. Alternatively you embed funnels with embed.js.
The next step
Start Peak Pages and publish your first page on the Peak address.
See publishing in Peak PagesIllustrative example · sample domain · nothing is connected
You enter the domain and set a TXT record with your DNS provider. Peak shows the status of the check.
No. The flow is built, but the production setup has not been fully verified. We give no guarantees.
Owners and admins. There is no approval step.