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🌍How to put your Wall of Fame page or collection page on your own domain

Serve your Wall of Fame page, collection page or brand page from your own subdomain, like testimonials.yourbrand.com. Step-by-step CNAME setup and troubleshooting.

Instead of wall.famewall.io/your-wall, your Wall of Fame page can live at an address like testimonials.yourbrand.com. The same works for collection pages and brand pages. You add one DNS record at your domain provider, and Famewall takes care of the rest, including HTTPS.

Custom domains need a paid plan. Standard includes 4 domains, Professional 10, and Business and Agency are unlimited.

Step 1: Add the domain in Famewall

Pick the page you want on your domain:

  • Wall of Fame page: open your wall → Wall of Fame Page → Domain Configuration panel.

  • Collection page: open your wall → Collection Page → Custom Domain panel. The collection page needs to be created first.

  • Brand page: Brand Pages in the sidebar → open the page → Custom Domain panel.

Then:

  1. Click Configure custom domain.

  2. Type your subdomain in Domain Name, for example testimonials.yourbrand.com. Leave out https:// and any path.

  3. Click Connect domain.

The Domain Configuration panel of the Wall of Fame Page tab with the Configure custom domain button
Start from the domain panel of the page you want on your domain
The custom domain window with the Domain Name field (1) and the Connect domain button (2)
Type your subdomain and click Connect domain

Step 2: Add the CNAME record at your domain provider

Famewall now shows the DNS record to add. Sign in to wherever you manage your domain (GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, Google Domains and so on) and add:

Type
Name
Value

CNAME

your subdomain, for example testimonials

external.famewall.cloud

Some providers want the full name (testimonials.yourbrand.com), others only the first part (testimonials). If your provider adds your domain automatically, use the short version.

Step 3: Verify

Back in Famewall, click Verify DNS Record. When the record is found, the status changes to Connected and your page is live on your domain.

DNS changes can take up to an hour to spread. If verification fails with "Could not find CNAME record", wait a while and click View & Verify Domain → Verify DNS Record again.

Troubleshooting

  • Use a subdomain. Root domains like yourbrand.com and subfolders like yourbrand.com/reviews aren't supported.

  • Cloudflare users: set the record to DNS only (grey cloud). With the proxied (orange cloud) setting, the CNAME record is hidden and verification can't find it.

  • Check the record with a free tool like dnschecker.org. The CNAME should point to external.famewall.cloud.

  • "The domain already exists" means the domain is already added in Famewall, possibly on another page.

Good to know

  • Custom domains are for Wall of Fame pages, collection pages and brand pages. Testimonial widgets are embedded on your own website, so they don't need one.

  • Once your domain is connected, the Wall of Fame Share window gives you links and embed codes that use it.

  • If you plan to delete a page or wall, delete its custom domain first with Delete Domain. That keeps the domain free to use elsewhere.

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