Domain Paths: Several Landing Pages on One Domain
One Domain, Several Landing Pages
On Agency Pro you can put several landing pages on one domain by giving each one its own path on that domain, like yourname.com/ads. The landing pages can belong to one creator or to several. It's possible, but we strongly recommend a separate domain for each landing page instead, and domain paths are not recommended for ads. Read the risk below before you decide. (On Creator Pro, each landing page needs its own domain.)
The risk: please read first
Putting more than one landing page on the same domain puts every landing page on that domain at risk together. Instagram, Meta and other platforms enforce against a domain's reputation, not per account, so if one landing page on the domain gets flagged, the domain itself is compromised and every other landing page on it can be flagged too. One domain per landing page isolates that risk completely: a flag on one landing page can never spill onto another.
Because of this, LinkHaven shows a warning you must acknowledge before it puts a second landing page on a domain. Domain paths are there for genuine single-brand cases, not as a default, and not for ads: for ads, use one domain per ad.
How domain paths work
A domain with one landing page shows it at the root, like yourname.com. When you add a second landing page, each landing page on the domain gets its own path, like yourname.com/ads and yourname.com/promo. The landing page that was at the root moves to a path made from the end of its LinkHaven URL, so anywhere you've already shared the bare domain, such as an Instagram bio or a running ad, stops reaching it. Update those first. Visitors land on the right landing page based on the path they open.
Setting it up
- Get the domain into LinkHaven first. Buy it through us or connect a domain you already own (see buying a domain or connecting a domain you already own). It has to be active before you can add a path.
- Put the first landing page on it.
- Add another landing page with a path. Click Use a domain path on the Custom domains screen, or in the Custom Domain card of that landing page's editor. Pick the domain and the landing page, check the path, then acknowledge the risk warning. The landing page is now on the domain at that path.
Choosing the path
LinkHaven fills in a path made from the end of the landing page's LinkHaven URL, so you usually don't need to think about it. To use a different path, change it under Domain Path in the landing page's Custom Domain card.
Domain paths vs. separate domains
- A separate domain for each landing page (recommended, and the right choice for ads): each landing page's risk is fully isolated; a flag on one can never affect another. You can buy one in seconds inside LinkHaven.
- Domain paths: one domain your visitors recognize, at the cost of a shared reputation: if any landing page on it is flagged, the whole domain, and every landing page on it, can be affected.
One domain per landing page still holds
Each landing page is still on exactly one domain at a time; domain paths just put several landing pages on the same domain. To move a landing page to a different domain, disconnect it from its current one first. See One domain per landing page.