# Custom Domains

Section: Settings & Integrations · Page: https://artsvp.com/docs/settings/custom-domains

(Plans: All plans)

Your public pages live on your organisation's own ARTSVP subdomain, an address
like `yourgallery.artsvp.com`. The subdomain comes from your organisation's
username, which ARTSVP assigns when the organisation is created, and every event
and collection page sits under it. Each
[booking link](https://artsvp.com/docs/guest-management/booking-links) you create adds its own
custom slug to that address, so the links you share stay recognisably yours.

Linking from your own website works exactly as you would expect: point to your
ARTSVP subdomain wherever a visitor should book. One thing to be aware of:
ARTSVP does not offer a self-service option for mapping a domain that you own,
linking to your subdomain is the way to bring booking pages into your site.

## Your organisation page

The address on its own, with nothing after it, opens your organisation page: your
logo, then every event you've featured that is public and taking bookings. It works
as the one link for a social media bio or an email signature, since it always shows
what's open right now. To list an event there, open its **Settings**, then
**Details**, and turn on **Feature on Your Page**. Private events never appear on
the page, featured or not.

## Changing the subdomain

There is no control for changing the organisation username or subdomain in the
interface. If the assigned address is wrong or needs to change, contact
[support](https://artsvp.com/docs/reference/support).

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Keep reading: [Branding](https://artsvp.com/docs/settings/branding) ·
[Publishing and sharing](https://artsvp.com/docs/events/publishing-and-sharing)

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