Why my custom domain still shows the default Dropify link
Set your custom domain as the Primary Domain under Store Settings → Domains to use it across your whole store and all landing pages — picking it only inside a single landing page's own settings won't stick.
Steps
- Go to Store Settings → Domains.
- In the Primary Domain section, choose your connected custom domain from the dropdown.
- Click Save primary domain.
- Your store and all landing pages will now use links like
yourdomain.com/lp/...instead of the default.mydropify.shopsubdomain.
Don't select a custom domain inside an individual landing page's own settings — that only applies it to that one page and will reset back to your store subdomain; the store-wide Primary Domain setting is the only way to lock a domain in everywhere.
Common problems
- Custom domain resets to the default subdomain after selecting it inside a landing page's settingsexpected — set it as Primary Domain from Store Settings instead, not from within the page editor.
- Want one domain to work across multiple landing pagesa domain chosen inside one landing page's settings only works for that page; set it as the store's Primary Domain to use it on all of them.
- Products/pages still link to your old domain after switching to a new onethis updates automatically once the new domain is set as Primary — no need to edit each product or page.
sitemap.xmlstill shows the old domain's URLs after a domain change, hurting search indexinggo to Store Settings → Details and use Request Sitemap to regenerate it (note: there's roughly a 1-week cooldown between requests, and you're notified by email once it's ready).- Old
.mydropify.shopsubdomain still resolves after setting a primary domainthis is expected; the free subdomain stays reachable in parallel.