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Can I use my own domain?

Yes — under Settings → Branding you add a subdomain such as gallery.yourstudio.com, point it at Booksui with one CNAME record, and verify it; from then on your galleries and booking pages open on your address. Hiding the Booksui mark on client pages is a separate switch on the same page.

How it works

  • You keep the domain at your registrar. Booksui only needs the CNAME; verification checks the record and turns the domain on.
  • Client pages — galleries, the booking page, the portal — are served on the custom domain once it verifies.
  • Your studio’s email sending identity is set separately, so client emails carry your name and reply-to address regardless of the domain.

Honest limits

  • A subdomain, not a bare domain: gallery.yourstudio.com works; yourstudio.com itself stays with your website.
  • The Booksui workspace you sign in to stays on booksui.com; the custom domain is for what clients open.

Steps

  1. 1Settings → Branding → Custom domain; enter the subdomain.
  2. 2Add the CNAME shown at your registrar.
  3. 3Click Verify; share gallery links on your own address.

Related questions

How many galleries are on the free plan?
The free Starter plan includes 3 active client galleries and 25 GB of storage. Pro raises that to 25 galleries and 100 GB; on Studio and Agency galleries are unlimited.
Can clients book sessions from my website?
Yes — your studio gets a public booking page listing the session types you make public; a client picks a time, pays the deposit into your Stripe, and the session appears on your calendar with the client record created. Link to it from your site or embed it.
How much does Booksui cost?
Starter is free with no card; Pro is $29/mo, Studio is $59/mo and Agency is $99/mo, or $290/year, $590/year and $990/year billed yearly. Pro and Studio start with a 14-day free trial, and client payments go into your own Stripe account.

Last checked against the product on 2026-09-29. Prices and limits on this page are read from the same configuration the app enforces, so they cannot drift from what you would be charged.