# Publish to Adalo Subdomain

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*Skill Level: Intermediate*

## Before You Begin

* You do not need a paid plan to publish on an Adalo Subdomain
* Only Account Owners can add/change Domains in account settings.
* The Adalo Subdomain applies to **all of your Web Apps**. While you can't change the subdomain for each individual app if you're using an Adalo domain, you can change the ending URL slug. 

## Walkthrough

Every Adalo account comes with its own subdomain such as **example.adalo.com**. Your subdomain is usually your team's name at first, but you can change this at anytime using these steps: 

1.  While logged into Adalo, click on the profile/account icon in the upper right corner of the Adalo Builder, then click on **Settings**.

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2. In the popup that appears, click on the **Domains** tab.&#x20;

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3. If you are a part of multiple teams, choose the Team you want to edit the subdomain for in the dropdown, then click **Edit** next to the subdomain.

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4. The URL will change to a text box where you can change the subdomain. \
   \&#xNAN;*Note that it can only contain numbers, letters, and dashes and that you may only use subdomains that are not already taken by someone else.* \
   Once you're finished, click **Save**.

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5. To change the ending of the URL (commonly called a slug), click on the **Publish** button on the left toolbar in the Adalo Builder.

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6. Here, you can see the domain settings for your Web App. You can change the slug by changing the value in the text input. When finished, click **Save**.

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7. Publish the latest changes.

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8. Open the latest changes and share your app!

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Changes in the Builder will not show in the app until you have published a new version.
{% endhint %}

## Learn More

* In instances such as [Sign in with Google](/component-basics/marketplace-components/sign-in-with-google.md), [Sign in with Apple](/component-basics/marketplace-components/sign-in-with-apple.md), and [In App Purchases](/component-basics/marketplace-components/single-use-in-app-purchases.md), you may need to use your Adalo or custom domain during the setup of those features.

## Help

If you need additional help with this article, you can always ask in our[ community forum](https://forum.adalo.com/)! Be sure to paste the link to this article in your post as well!


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