The add-on that puts your accommodations at your own address: what is included, the price, how to subscribe, how to build the site and the DNS record provider by provider.
The site on your own domain is an add-on to your account. With it, your
accommodations get a site of your own, at your own address — for example
`reservas.yourinn.com` — where booking and payment happen right there, from the
first click to the confirmation.
The content comes from the accommodations you have already registered: prices,
availability, photos and rules are the same ones from your dashboard. You do not
keep two sets of data.
R$ 27.00 per month, on the same invoice as your plan. It is not a separate
subscription: the add-on becomes one more item on the charge you already have,
pro-rated for the days left in the first month.
An active paid plan is required to subscribe.
Your Rezvia showcase page keeps working exactly as it does today. The site on your
domain is one more path, not a replacement.
1. in the dashboard, open Subscription;
2. on the site on your own domain card, tap Subscribe;
3. the pro-rated charge goes out immediately, on the payment method you already use;
4. once the payment is confirmed, the add-on is released and the site editor shows
up in your dashboard.
Release depends on the payment being confirmed, not on the button press — if the
card is declined, the add-on is not released and nothing is charged.
Under Settings › Site, you write:
There are two buttons, and the difference between them matters:
come back and carry on later, as many times as you like;
The site already works before you touch any domain. For it to answer **at your own
address**, one DNS record is missing in the panel where your domain is registered —
and that is all.
For your site to answer at your own address, one record is missing in the panel
where your domain is registered. It is a single line, and it takes a few minutes.
| Field | What to fill in |
|---|---|
| Type | `CNAME` |
| Name / Host / Subdomain | `reservas` |
| Points to / Target / Value / Content | `sites.rezvia.io` |
| TTL | `300` |
The address needs a label — `reservas.yourdomain.com`, for example. A domain with no label (`yourdomain.com`) cannot take a CNAME: that is a rule of DNS itself, not a Rezvia limitation. If you want to use your main domain, talk to us.
Where it is: My Products → next to the domain, DNS or Manage DNS
1. Sign in and open My Products.
2. On your domain, open DNS management.
3. Click to add a record and choose type CNAME.
4. Fill in the fields from the table above and save.
⚠️ The name field wants only `reservas`. Pasting the whole domain creates a duplicated address that does not work and shows no error.
Where it is: Open the domain → DNS section → Configurar zona DNS
1. Sign in at registro.br with your CPF/CNPJ and open your domain.
2. Open the DNS section and choose to configure the zone.
3. ⚠️ If no record fields show up, look for the option that enables Registro.br’s own DNS management — some accounts keep it hidden.
4. Add a CNAME record with the values from the table above and save.
⚠️ The domain must be using Registro.br’s own nameservers. If it points to another provider (a hosting company, for instance), the record has to be created there, not here.
Where it is: hPanel → Domains → on the domain, Manage → DNS / Nameservers
1. Sign in to hPanel and open your domain list.
2. Click Manage on your domain and open DNS / Nameservers.
3. Under add record, choose type CNAME.
4. Fill in the fields from the table above and save.
⚠️ The panel usually appends the domain in the name field. After saving, check that the record reads `reservas` and not the domain repeated twice.
Where it is: Select the domain → DNS → Records → Add record
1. Sign in to Cloudflare and select your domain.
2. Open DNS, then Records.
3. Click Add record and choose type CNAME.
4. Fill in the fields from the table above.
5. 🔴 Leave Proxy OFF — the cloud must be grey, not orange.
6. Save.
⚠️ With the proxy on (orange cloud), Cloudflare hides your record and answers with its own addresses. Our check cannot find the CNAME and refuses the activation — even with everything correct in your panel. Keep the cloud grey; if you need the proxy later, talk to us.
1. Sign in to the panel where your domain is registered.
2. Look for the DNS area — it shows up as "DNS", "DNS Zone", "Manage DNS" or "Edit zone".
3. Choose to add a new record.
4. Fill in the four fields from the table above.
5. Save.
⚠️ Any panel works: what matters are the four fields in the table. If you cannot find the DNS area, send us the provider’s name — we will look together.
That is it — let us know once the record is created. Rezvia checks the DNS, issues the security certificate and completes the activation within 1 business day. Before that, the record may still be propagating at your provider, which sometimes needs a few hours.
The site stays live until the last day you have already paid for — you use the
month you paid. After that your address shows a short page saying the site is
currently off air.
What you wrote is not deleted. If you subscribe again, the site comes back with
the same content. And your Rezvia showcase page keeps working the whole time.