Site address and the free .qixoo.app subdomain

Any site Qixoo hosts for you — an AI-generated site, or extra pages you create — can have a clean address such as yourname.qixoo.app instead of a long link.

Claiming one

On the site card in the dashboard, click Claim a free .qixoo.app address, pick a name (3–32 characters: lowercase letters, digits and hyphens) and it goes live shortly. You can change or remove it at any time. Available on every plan, including Free.

Sites made with the AI Site Builder claim their address automatically from the business name. Cyrillic names are transliterated — «Романо Барбершоп» becomes romano-barbershop.qixoo.app.

The "activating…" badge

While the address is being set up, the site card shows it with an "activating…" badge instead of a link. The name is reserved for you; it just cannot open in a browser yet. Until the badge disappears, share the site's regular link — the one shown above the Site ID on the card — which always works. The address becomes a clickable link on its own once activation completes.

If the badge is still there after a day, contact the team with the site name.

What the subdomain does and does not do

The address serves the site Qixoo hosts for you. If you connected your own site with the one-line script, that site keeps living on your own hosting — the subdomain does not move it.

Your own custom domain

Connecting your own domain such as yourbrand.com is not available yet. It is on the roadmap. For now, either use the free .qixoo.app address, or download the HTML and host it on your own domain — see Backup and leaving.