Add multiple domains (of subdomains) to any bubble app. That way, you can Whitelabel bubble apps, without the use of iframes of subapps. Works with a free account on netlify.
Prior we used a hosting server for an Iframe & document.referer + clear alias for white label
Not only did it cost us 99mo but also was quite a pain in the ass to setup initially and caused issues with mobile and people on non common browsers.
This solved that problem, from him hooking me up with the giveaway just a few hours ago we fully integrated it in, tested, and adjusted our prior flows in a matter of 3-4 hours.
Easier, faster, more reliable, cheaper.
If anyone is looking to white label this is 100% the route to go!
Thanks for the ping @gaimed… it does look and sound ‘promising’ however I’ve yet to explore the full benefits/pitfalls of subs so will be watching from the sidelines. Best of luck with the sales.
You can attach multiple (subdomains) domains to one cname using the aliases (list) parameter. That allows you to whitelabel things like: hubspot.saasworksuite.com (customer site 1) marketo.saasworksuite.com (customer site 2)
etc.
But you only have to set the wildcard dns once. So it allow for saas way of creating subdomains without using subapps.
In the future can we automate creating subdomains like slack and other apps so that users can just name their preferred brand name and it creates a subdomain like this
Oh great… i must have misunderstood the set up instruction.
So… you mean for End users… all they have to do is fill a form field for their Workspace/brand name and automatically a new subdomain MyBrandName.Bubble.com will be created within no time and they can start working? If it is so… then i will be v much interested.
How will it work on Mobile app. How does one set up native mobile app to support this subdomain feature? Is there any best practice UX that we can refer to?
Yes. Only issue I still need to get more experience on is how long it would take for netlify to give an ssl to a subdomain (of maybe that can be done with a wildcard ssl certificate).
Or is that easier and just need to configure sendgrid with multiple domains it can send from. Then use the same option set and send from a different domain?