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Website address (subdomain)

Your website's address is prefilled from your shop name and can be changed — set a clean subdomain that's easy to share.


Quick steps

  1. 1

    See your suggested address

    When you set up the site, the subdomain is prefilled from your shop name.

  2. 2

    Adjust it if you like

    Edit it to something short and memorable (letters, numbers, hyphens).

  3. 3

    Publish on it

    Your site goes live at yoursubdomain.storeflea.com.

  4. 4

    Change at renewal

    You can change the subdomain when you renew, if you outgrow the first choice.

Your website lives at a subdomain of storeflea.com — like

yourshop.storeflea.com
. It's your shareable address, so it's worth getting right.

It's prefilled for you

When you create the site, Storeflea suggests a subdomain from your shop name, so you're not starting blank. Keep it or tidy it up.

Choosing a good one

  • Short and memorable — easy to say and type.
  • Matches your brand — customers should recognise it.
  • Use letters, numbers and hyphens.

Changing it later

You can change the subdomain during a pay-now renewal if your first choice no longer fits (a rebrand, a clearer name). Changing an address that customers have saved has the usual trade-offs, so pick well early and change only when it's worth it.

Sharing it

Put the link in your WhatsApp, Instagram bio, Google listing and on cards. It's the front door to your catalogue and contact.

Want to appear beyond your own site? List on SF Mart so customers browsing the marketplace also discover you.

Frequently asked

Can I choose my Storeflea website address?

Yes. The subdomain (e.g. yourshop.storeflea.com) is prefilled from your shop name when you set up the site, and you can edit it to something short and memorable. You can also change it later during a pay-now renewal.

Can I change my website subdomain after publishing?

Yes — you can change it during a pay-now renewal. Since customers may have saved the old address, change it only when it's worth it (like a rebrand), and pick a clear one to begin with.

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