Yes! Bouncy gives you three options for the domain used in your links:
1. Default Domain — bouncy.ai
Every Bouncy account can use bouncy.ai as the domain for their links. This is the default option and is available on all plans, including Free.
Example: bouncy.ai/your-slug
2. System/Specialty Domains (Paid Plans)
On Growth, Scaling, or Dominance plans, you can choose from 20+ specialty domains owned by Bouncy. These are ready to use immediately with no setup required.
Examples:
tapmy.social/your-slugclickmy.social/your-slugallmyspicylinks.com/your-slugmybouncy.link/your-slug
See the full list of system domains for all available options.
System domains do not count against your custom domain limit.
3. Custom Domains (Paid Plans)
You can connect your own domain name to Bouncy. This gives your links a fully branded appearance.
Example: links.yourbrand.com/your-slug
How many custom domains can I use?
Plan | Custom Domain Limit |
Free | 0 |
Growth | 2 |
Scaling | 5 |
Dominance (50 links) | 15 |
Dominance (100 links) | 30 |
Dominance (150+ links) | Scales with link count |
How to set up a custom domain:
Go to Custom Domains in the sidebar
Click Add Domain
Enter your domain name
Add the required DNS records (CNAME and TXT) at your domain registrar
Wait for DNS propagation (up to 48 hours)
Bouncy will verify your domain automatically
See How to Connect a Custom Domain to Bouncy for full instructions.
4. Buy a Domain Through Bouncy
Don't own a domain yet? You can search for and purchase one directly through Bouncy.
Go to Buy Domain in the sidebar
Search for your desired domain name
View pricing across multiple TLDs (.com, .net, .io, etc.)
Purchase via Stripe checkout
Purchased domains are automatically configured for use with Bouncy.
Choosing a Domain When Creating a Link
When you create a deeplink, app link, or website, you'll see a Domain dropdown in the creation form. This dropdown lists:
bouncy.ai(always available)Any verified custom domains you've connected
All system/specialty domains (paid plans only)
Simply select the domain you want to use for that specific link.