OurLink.is

On Pro and above

Put the page on an address that is yours.

ourlink.is/meera works from day one. book.meerastudio.in is the one you keep.

Why it is worth the twenty minutes

  • It is yours. If we vanish tomorrow, the address on your card, your board and your bags still works, because you own it and you can point it somewhere else.
  • People trust it more. A domain with your business name on it looks like a real business. A shared address looks like a free tool.
  • You are not blocked for somebody else's mistake. Shared addresses sometimes get flagged by messaging apps because of what another person did on the same domain. Your own domain carries only your reputation.
  • Search engines treat it as yours. Anything the page earns, it earns for your business name.

Four steps, about twenty minutes

  1. Have a domain, or buy one

    Any registrar is fine. A .in domain costs a few hundred rupees a year. You can use the whole domain or a part of it, like book. or pages. in front.
  2. Tell us the address

    Type it into settings. We show you exactly two lines to copy.
  3. Paste those two lines at your registrar

    One points the address at us. One proves you own it. Both go in the DNS section, which every registrar has, usually under Manage DNS.
  4. Press verify

    Sometimes it works in a minute. Sometimes your registrar takes a few hours to tell the rest of the internet. We keep checking and message you when it is live.

The lock icon is handled. We get the certificate, install it and renew it, and you never think about it again.

Nothing breaks in the meantime

Your ourlink.is address keeps working the whole time and keeps working afterwards. Anyone who has the old one still lands on your page. If you ever want to move away, you point the domain somewhere else and we let go of it the same day.

Questions

Yes, as long as you use a part of it that is free, like book.yourshop.in or link.yourshop.in. Your main website stays where it is.

Make it your address.

Twenty minutes at your registrar, and the page in your bio carries your own business name.