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Use your own domain for your website

Last updated 2026-09-24

Show your DiveOps website at your own address, like www.yourdivecentre.com, instead of yourname.sites.diveops.ai. You add two records at the company where you bought your domain; DiveOps does the rest, including the padlock (secure certificate).

When you'd use this

  • You already own a domain and want your website on it.
  • You're replacing an old website on that domain with your DiveOps one.

Before you start

  • Only the centre owner can connect a domain.
  • Your website needs its free address first (Website → Web address → Free address).
  • You need to be able to sign in to the company where you bought your domain (for example Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare), to change its DNS settings.
  • Own domains are being switched on for centres. Until yours is on, the card says Coming soon.

How to connect your domain

  1. Go to Website and open the Web address tab.
  2. Under Your own domain, type your domain (for example yourdivecentre.com) and press Connect domain. We connect it with and without www.
  3. You'll see one or two records, each with Type, Name and Value and a Copy button. At your domain company, open the domain's DNS settings and add each record exactly as shown.
  4. Back in DiveOps, press Check connection. When it says Connected, your website shows at your domain, with the padlock.

New records usually work within minutes, sometimes up to a day. Press Check connection again later if it's not ready yet.

What happens once it's connected

  • www.yourdivecentre.com is your website's main address, and yourdivecentre.com goes to the same place.
  • Your free address (yourname.sites.diveops.ai) sends visitors on to your domain, so Google shows one site.
  • The preview in the builder keeps working as before.

Remove your domain

  1. On the Web address tab, press Remove domain and confirm.
  2. Your website goes back to its free address straight away.
  3. At your domain company, delete the records you added, so they don't point at DiveOps any more.

Tips

  • Email isn't affected. Leave any records called MX as they are.
  • An existing website on the domain is replaced once your domain is connected. Keep a copy of anything you need from it first.
  • In the Name box, @ means the domain itself. Some companies want that box left empty instead.
  • Want the website on part of your domain only (for example dive.yourcentre.com)? Type that instead; you'll get one record to add.

Troubleshooting

  • Symptom: it still says Waiting for your records. Cause / fix: the records haven't reached the internet yet, or don't match. Check each part matches exactly, wait a little and press Check connection again.
  • Symptom: your domain is on Cloudflare and won't connect. Cause / fix: set the records to DNS only (grey cloud), not proxied.
  • Symptom: "That domain is already connected to a website or booking page". Cause / fix: it's in use elsewhere in DiveOps (for example as your booking page's own domain). Remove it there first.
  • Symptom: Needs attention after it was connected. Cause / fix: a record was changed or deleted at your domain company. Your site stays up for now; put the record back as shown.

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