Think of a domain name as your website’s physical street address. It is what people type into their browser to find you (for example: `www.yourbusiness.com`).
Using a Weaveform Subdomain
While you are on a free trial, your website will use a temporary address called a subdomain. This includes the "Weaveform" name in the URL.
Example: `yourbusiness.weaveform.com`
Using a Custom Domain
Most businesses choose to link a custom domain to their site to look more professional and build brand credibility. A custom domain removes the "Weaveform" branding from your URL.
Example: `www.yourbusiness.com`
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