Cloudflare: Setting up a White label domain

To connect your custom white-label domain with ContentStudio using Cloudflare, you’ll need to configure your DNS settings by adding a CNAME record. This setup ensures your branded domain correctly points to ContentStudio’s white-label URL, providing a seamless and professional experience for your users. Follow the steps below to complete the configuration in your Cloudflare account.


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Setting up a White label domain

1
Navigate to cloudflare.com and sign in to your account.

2
Select your domain and click on the DNS tab from the top menu.
3
In the DNS Records section, click Add Record and select CNAME from the Type dropdown menu.
4
Enter your desired Host/Name and set the Target value to:

whitelabel.contentstudio.io

5
Click Add Record to save your changes.
CNAME Value: whitelabel.contentstudio.io

FAQ's

Q1: Do I need a Cloudflare account to use a white-label domain?

Yes. You must have a Cloudflare account and manage your domain’s DNS through Cloudflare to set up the CNAME record.

Q2: What CNAME value should I enter?

Enter: whitelabel.contentstudio.io  in the Target/Value field. Make sure there are no extra spaces or typos.

Q3: How long does it take for changes to take effect?

DNS propagation may take a few minutes to 24–48 hours depending on your settings and Cloudflare’s DNS refresh cycle.

Q4: What if my white-label domain isn’t working after setup?

Check that the CNAME is correctly entered and that no conflicting records exist (like an A record for the same host). If issues persist, contact ContentStudio support for help.

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