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# Publish to Adalo Subdomain
Publishing on the Adalo Subdomain for your Organization
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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**.
2. In the popup that appears, click on the **Domains** tab.
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.
4. The URL will change to a text box where you can change the subdomain. \
*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**.
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.
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**.
7. Publish the latest changes.
8. Open the latest changes and share your app!
{% 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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2. In the popup that appears, click on the **Domains** tab.
4. The URL will change to a text box where you can change the subdomain. \
*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**.
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.
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**.
