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Base44 Lets You Move a Purchased Domain to Another App

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Base44 now lets users move a domain bought through Base44 from one app to another app in the same workspace. The domain is unlinked from the old app, deleted there, then connected to the new one. It keeps its Base44 Domain tag and connects right away, with no DNS records to configure.

Key Takeaways

  • Domains bought in Base44 can now be moved to another app in the same workspace instead of being locked to the first app.
  • The flow is unlink, delete from the old app, connect to the new app, which keeps the process simple and predictable.
  • The domain keeps its Base44 Domain tag, so it stays recognizable as a Base44-managed domain.
  • No DNS records are needed after the move, and the connection happens right away.
  • This makes it easier to replace or rebuild an app without changing the public address users already know.
  • No plan requirement is listed, so the feature appears to be available to anyone with a Base44-purchased domain.

Moving a Domain to a Different App

Base44 added a way to reassign a domain that was purchased through Base44 to another app, without buying a new one or redoing any setup. Until now, a domain tied to one app stayed with that app. The new flow makes it practical to retire, rebuild or swap an app while keeping the same address.

How the move works

The process has three steps. The user first unlinks the domain from the app it is currently attached to. The domain is then deleted from the old app, which frees it up. Finally, the user connects it to the new app. Both apps must be in the same workspace.

No DNS work required

Because the domain was bought in Base44, it keeps its Base44 Domain tag after the move. It connects to the new app immediately, and no DNS records need to be set up again. This removes the waiting time and the manual configuration that usually come with pointing a domain at a new destination.

Who it helps

The change suits builders who restructure their projects, replace an older app with a rebuilt version, or split one app into several. No plan requirement is listed for the feature. Base44 documents the steps in its domain guide under the "moving to another app" section.