Adding Another Landing Page to a Domain You've Already Set Up

Put Another Landing Page on a Domain That's Already Set Up

If you've already brought a domain into LinkHaven — either by buying it or by connecting one you own — you can put more landing pages on that same domain in seconds, each on its own path. No new DNS records, no payment, no waiting for validation. This is an Agency Pro feature.

Read This First — Shared-Domain Risk

Putting several landing pages on one domain means they share one reputation. If any one of them is flagged by Instagram, Meta and other platforms' integrity systems, the whole domain — and every landing page on it — can be flagged too, because platforms enforce against the domain, not the individual account. We strongly recommend one domain per landing page instead, and LinkHaven will show a warning you must acknowledge first. See Domain Paths: Several Landing Pages on One Domain for the full picture.

When to Use This (vs. Connect a Domain)

  • Use a domain path is for putting another landing page on a domain that's already in your LinkHaven dashboard and already has a landing page.
  • Connect a domain is for bringing in a domain for the first time (you connect it at your registrar).

If the domain already has a landing page on it, you want Use a domain path. If it shows as Unassigned under Custom domains, use Assign to a landing page on its card instead.

How to Put Another Landing Page on the Domain

  1. From your dashboard, open the Custom domains screen (or the Custom Domain card in a landing page's editor).
  2. Click Use a domain path. (Agency Pro accounts see this button; if none of your domains are ready yet, the window tells you so.)
  3. Pick the domain.
  4. Pick the landing page. The picker only shows landing pages that aren't already on another domain — if one you want is missing, you'll need to disconnect it first.
  5. Enter a path for this landing page (like vip), then acknowledge the risk warning to confirm. The landing page is now on yourdomain.com/vip, and the domain card updates to show it.

What Changes for the First Landing Page

If your domain previously had only one landing page at the root, putting a second landing page on it moves the first one to its own path automatically (based on the end of its LinkHaven URL) — so anywhere you'd already shared the bare domain (your Instagram bio, for example) needs updating. The new landing page gets its own path too.

What Doesn't Change

  • The domain's DNS records — already in place
  • Your payment for the domain — no extra charge to put more landing pages on it

Need More Background?

For the full picture of how domain paths work — and why we recommend against them — see Domain Paths: Several Landing Pages on One Domain.