Let’s assume that your website is mycompanydomain.com, and you want to use subdomain forms.mycompanydomain.com for your forms so that the URL looks like this:
https://forms.mycompanydomain.com/1234567890
To change the URL, you must first have a Jotform Enterprise account. If you don’t have an Enterprise account, please contact our sales team to upgrade to Jotform Enterprise.
Once you have an Enterprise account, use your own domains with Jotform Enterprise by adding a DNS record. Add a CNAME record that points to your Enterprise URL with your domain or subdomain.
Using the example above, this is how the DNS record will look:
Name | Type | Value |
---|---|---|
forms.mycompanydomain.com | CNAME | mycompany.jotform.com |
Now, instead of using the regular form URL…
https://form.jotform.com/1234567890
which you get after publishing your form, you can load the form with a customized domain.
https://forms.mycompanydomain.com/1234567890
Your DNS settings will indicate to the browser that the actual location of the form is at our domain https://www.jotform.com/.
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Hi,
Do you have documentation on how to use API with custom domains?
Hi! is it possible to upload my silver account to have a custom url without upgrading to enterprise?
Can u plz send us step by step guide please
Can anyone send a guide
Buenos días, me gustaría saber cual es el precio mensual o anual para contratar el servicio enterprise. Muchas gracias¡¡