Aaron Sharp
It would be extremely valuable if Designrr’s flipbooks could support custom white-label domains or subdomains.
Right now, when we create and share a flipbook, the Designrr-hosted URL can make the publication feel separate from our own brand. For businesses, agencies, publishers, and course creators, it would be much more professional if we could present the flipbook under a domain we control.
I’d love to see the ability to connect a custom domain or subdomain to Designrr flipbooks.
For example, instead of sharing a Designrr URL, we could use something like
books.ourdomain.com
,
reader.ourdomain.com
, or even a client-specific subdomain.
The setup could work similarly to other white-label platforms. Designrr would provide the required CNAME or DNS records, and we would update our domain settings to point that custom domain or subdomain to the hosted flipbook experience.
Ideally, the feature would include:
  • Custom domains or subdomains through DNS configuration
  • Automatic SSL certificates for connected domains
  • No visible Designrr domain in the reader-facing URL
  • The ability to remove or minimize Designrr branding
  • Support for multiple domains for agencies managing different client brands
  • The ability to assign different flipbooks to different connected domains or subdomains
This would be especially useful for agencies, publishers, lead-generation campaigns, membership programs, course creators, and businesses that want their content experience to remain fully consistent with their own branding.
Designrr already provides the tools to create and host professional interactive flipbooks. Adding custom domain support would make that hosting experience feel much more complete and would significantly increase the value of the flipbook feature for professional and commercial use.