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Publish

How to publish your website with the free 360Player default domain, or connect a domain you already own.

What it is

Publishing is what makes your website live and visible to visitors at a real web address. You can either use a free default domain included with your 360Player subscription, or connect a custom domain you already own.

What to do

  1. Click Publish in the top right corner (this will say Republish if you've already published once). You can also get here via More in the left panel → Site DomainChange site URL.

Clicking this opens a pop-up where you choose how visitors will reach your site:

  1. Default domain — included with your 360Player subscription. Pick a name and it becomes yourclubname.360player.club. Click Save. If you choose this option, let your 360Player rep know so they can help set up the SSL security certificate.

  2. Use a domain you already own — you must already own the domain through an external provider (GoDaddy, Cloudflare, etc.). If you don't have one yet, purchase it there first. Type the domain in (including "www.") and click Continue.

Once you continue with your own domain, the system analyzes it to check whether your provider supports automatic setup.

  • If your domain provider is on the list (e.g. GoDaddy, Cloudflare, Hostinger), sign in there and the DNS records will be set up for you automatically.

  • If your provider isn't listed, choose Setup manually instead.

Setting up manually shows you the DNS records you need to add yourself, in your domain provider's settings: a CNAME record and two A records. Copy each value across, add them in your domain provider's DNS settings, then click I've added these records.

Connect your domain manually

Add the following records to your provider’s DNS settings, then return here.

Remove any existing A and AAAA records to avoid conflicts.

TYPE

NAME

VALUE

CNAME

www

s.multiscreensite.com

A

@

35.172.94.1

A

@

100.24.208.97

Once the records are added, allow up to 48 hours for the change to fully take effect. After that, your website will be live on your own domain.

Tips

  • If someone else manages your domain (an IT contact, a web admin, etc.), use the Send instructions to admin link instead of adding the records yourself — it forwards the exact setup details to them.

  • Choosing the default domain is the quickest way to get published, since there's no external domain purchase or DNS setup involved — just reach out for help with the SSL certificate.

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