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Domain

Only an owner or admin can change anything on this screen. Changes to the slug, production URL and URL style take effect when you choose Save.

The part before .customers.rubikc.com in your Rubikc address. Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.

The address search engines and shared links use for your storefront — in page links, the sitemap, and search listings. It does not decide where your storefront answers: a custom domain serves your storefront as soon as it is Active, whatever this is set to.

Option Uses
Use slug Your <slug>.customers.rubikc.com address
Use your custom domain Your custom domain. Available once a domain is Active.
Manual An address you enter

Once your custom domain is active, switch to Use your custom domain so search engines index that address rather than the Rubikc one.

How the addresses of your cubes are shaped.

Option Addresses look like
Shopify paths /products/my-product, /blogs/news/my-post, /pages/about-us or /cubes/my-page, the same as a Shopify store
Any path Any path, such as /my-post or /2026/06/my-post. Use it for a site that came from WordPress.

Pick the style your old site used, so its links keep working when your domain points at Rubikc. Connecting WordPress to a Space with no cubes yet switches it to Any path.

With Any path, an address cannot start with a part the storefront uses itself, such as /cart or /collections, or with two or three letters such as /art/, which read as a language. You can switch back to Shopify paths only once every cube address fits that style.

Add a domain here, as a subdomain such as www.yourstore.com, in Hostname. For the bare domain, add the www version and redirect the bare domain to it. Remove takes a domain off the Space.

Each domain in the list shows:

Status Overall state of the domain
SSL status Whether a certificate has been issued — separate from DNS, and follows it
Last checked When Rubikc last looked
Verification errors The specific failure, when there is one

Each domain shows the three records it needs, with copy buttons and an individual status:

  1. Hostname CNAME — points the domain at saas.rubikc.net
  2. Domain ownership TXT — proves the domain is yours
  3. Certificate validation CNAME — issues and renews the certificate

Records 2 and 3 appear as soon as their details are available, often right after you add the domain. While this screen is open it re-checks a pending domain on its own. If a record says its details are not available yet, Check fetches them.

A www domain also shows a fourth, optional step: the A record that redirects the bare domain to it.

Per-record status is Not checked, Matches, Wrong value, Not found, or Lookup error.

Looks up your records from Cloudflare and Rubikc’s DNS servers, and fetches the ownership and certificate details if they are not already shown.