Bio Page URLs and domains
Every published Bio Page resolves from its handle. Where that handle becomes a full URL follows the same precedence as branded short links.
URL precedence
- Branded domain. If the page is bound to a verified branded domain, it serves at
https://your-domain/{handle}. - Bio Pages host. Otherwise it serves on the configured Bio Pages host - a dedicated short host shared across your team's pages.
- App-domain fallback. If no branded or dedicated host is configured, the page serves on the main app domain under
/bio/{handle}.
This means a page is always reachable, and you can move it onto your own domain later without changing its handle.
Choosing a handle
The handle is the part people read and type, so treat it like a username:
acmejanestudio-north
Keep it short, lowercase, and stable. Handles are unique per team and branded domain, so the same friendly handle can exist under two different verified domains.
Branded domains
Binding a Bio Page to a verified branded domain is the same domain you use for short links - one verified host serves both. Branded domains are available on paid plans; on Free, pages serve on the shared host or the app-domain fallback.
Once a domain is verified and bound, the page's public URL, its QR code, and the canonical link in its page metadata all use the branded host automatically.
Changing the public URL
Before you change a handle that is already shared, check where it appears - social profiles, email signatures, printed QR codes, partner links. A printed QR code that points at the old handle will stop working. If the page is already getting traffic, keep the old handle live where you can and migrate references before retiring it.