Record where the domain and email are managed
Write down who owns the domain, where it is registered and which settings currently send visitors and email to the right place.
Direct answers
Can I use my own domain with VURM?
See what you can do yourself and when you can ask us for help.
- Which plan includes my own domain?
- Launch and higher plans let you publish on your own domain within their limits. If VURM registers a new domain for you, you receive a separate price with the registration period and current renewal cost before paying.
- Who should own the domain?
- The client should be the registered owner and keep access to the account where the domain is held. VURM only manages the settings needed for the agreed service.
- Does VURM provide business email?
- No. VURM does not host email. Existing email settings must stay in place or be changed with the company that provides your email.
Content reviewed:
Connecting your domain
Check each part before calling the domain live.
Change only the settings you need
Follow the project instructions and leave unrelated website, email and subdomain settings alone.
Test the secure website
Test the main domain, the www address, links to new pages and forms after VURM marks the domain as active.
Cancellation ends platform rights, not domain ownership.
A cancelled plan follows the accepted billing and termination terms. The domain remains with its registered owner, while VURM hosting and publication depend on an active entitlement.
Review export, handover and access terms before purchase. Do not rely on a general portability claim that the product does not technically support.
Frequently asked questions
What to confirm before deciding.
How long does connecting a domain take?
It varies by domain company and the current settings. VURM shows the state it can see instead of promising one fixed time.
Can I use an existing domain?
Yes, if you can change its settings and first record how the current website, email and subdomains use it.
Is the secure connection automatic?
VURM requests a security certificate for a correctly connected domain. The domain remains pending until that certificate is truly available.
Your own domain
Keep ownership, website and email separate.
- 01Ownership
Your business stays the registered domain holder.
- 02Website
Change only the settings your website needs.
- 03Email
Check your email settings before the move. Leave them unchanged.