Every app Breezify builds deploys with a working URL the moment it's generated, a free subdomain on breezify.dev, no domain purchase, no server setup, nothing to configure first. That URL is real and shareable immediately, which is often all you need for a prototype, a demo, or an internal tool.
When an app is ready for a real audience, attaching your own domain is a five-minute change, not a redeployment. From the app's Domains tab, add the domain you already own, and Breezify hands you the DNS records to add at your registrar: a CNAME for a subdomain, or A/ALIAS records for a bare root domain. No new hosting account, no separate DNS provider to learn, since the app is already live on Breezify's infrastructure underneath.
Propagation is usually minutes, occasionally up to a day depending on your registrar's TTL settings, and Breezify shows you the verification status live so you are not left guessing whether a record was entered correctly. HTTPS is automatic once the domain verifies; there is no certificate to generate or renew yourself.
One detail worth knowing: a wildcard entry like *.yourdomain.com can show as "proxy status unknown" in the underlying host's dashboard even when everything is configured correctly. That's expected: a wildcard has no single concrete hostname to probe, so the automated check can't confirm it the way it confirms an exact subdomain. As long as your actual domains show a valid configuration, the deployment is working.
You can attach as many domains as you want to the same app, keep the free breezify.dev subdomain running alongside a paid custom one, and swap domains later without rebuilding or redeploying the app itself. The code and the domain are decoupled by design.