Updated June 4, 2021
If you use Rite.ly Free or Rite.ly Pro without custom domain, URLs in your posts will be shortened
from: https://blog.drumup.io/blog/11-reasons-why-you-social-pages-arent-converting/ to: http://rite.ly/jnIU. get the 'rite.ly' element replaced with a subdomain hosted on your domain hosting provider and go full white-label. Your image, your URLs, advewrtisement logos, and everything will be promote your clients and you; no mention of RiteKit or Rite.ly anywhere you share with RiteKit. Also, to publish posts to Facebook with Rite.ly URLs, you will need to use at least one custom domain.
With Rite.ly Pro you can replace rite.ly with the domain of your choice. You can do this with the RiteKit Package or any paid tier of Rite.ly. In contrast, you need to be on the $149/month tier or higher of Snip.ly to get custom domains:
1. Purchase slots for custom domains in Rite.ly
See Upgrade page:
2. Set up DNS of your domains
Login to your domain manager (GoDaddy, Namecheap, 1&1, Name.com etc.) where you bought your domain and setup your DNS records according to instructions in https://rite.ly/domains/
DNS Setup Instructions
Note: Make sure no website is running on the domain or subdomain you want to use for link shortening. For most, that means you will use solution b, below, and create a subdomain in your DNS.
a) For domains
Add following A record to the DNS:
Name (host): @
Value (content): 142.93.122.35
TTL: 3600
b) For subdomains
Add following CNAME record to the DNS:
Name (host): (your subdomain)
Value (content): rite.ly.
TTL: 3600
3. Verify your domain in Rite.ly
Go to https://rite.ly/domains/, enter your domain name and click Verify. Please note that DNS changes made in the Step 2 might take several hours to propagate. You may need to verify your domains after several hours from changing DNS records.
4. Choose the domain when creating a Link Ad
Important: The Domain of an existing Link Ad cannot be changed. If you wish to replace rite.ly domain with your own domain, you will need to make new Link Ads.
If you use Rite.ly Free or Rite.ly Pro without custom domain, URLs in your posts will be shortened
from: https://blog.drumup.io/blog/11-reasons-why-you-social-pages-arent-converting/ to: http://rite.ly/jnIU. get the 'rite.ly' element replaced with a subdomain hosted on your domain hosting provider and go full white-label. Your image, your URLs, advewrtisement logos, and everything will be promote your clients and you; no mention of RiteKit or Rite.ly anywhere you share with RiteKit. Also, to publish posts to Facebook with Rite.ly URLs, you will need to use at least one custom domain.
With Rite.ly Pro you can replace rite.ly with the domain of your choice. You can do this with the RiteKit Package or any paid tier of Rite.ly. In contrast, you need to be on the $149/month tier or higher of Snip.ly to get custom domains:
1. Purchase slots for custom domains in Rite.ly
See Upgrade page:
2. Set up DNS of your domains
Login to your domain manager (GoDaddy, Namecheap, 1&1, Name.com etc.) where you bought your domain and setup your DNS records according to instructions in https://rite.ly/domains/
DNS Setup Instructions
Note: Make sure no website is running on the domain or subdomain you want to use for link shortening. For most, that means you will use solution b, below, and create a subdomain in your DNS.
a) For domains
Add following A record to the DNS:
Name (host): @
Value (content): 142.93.122.35
TTL: 3600
b) For subdomains
Add following CNAME record to the DNS:
Name (host): (your subdomain)
Value (content): rite.ly.
TTL: 3600
3. Verify your domain in Rite.ly
Go to https://rite.ly/domains/, enter your domain name and click Verify. Please note that DNS changes made in the Step 2 might take several hours to propagate. You may need to verify your domains after several hours from changing DNS records.
4. Choose the domain when creating a Link Ad
Important: The Domain of an existing Link Ad cannot be changed. If you wish to replace rite.ly domain with your own domain, you will need to make new Link Ads.