Every published site gets a Professionnalisable address, of the form professionnalisable.com/your-business. It is part of the base offer at 2 $ a month, it works from the moment you publish, and it is perfectly respectable: plenty of businesses have never had anything else.
The Professional domain offer adds one thing: your own name, in .com, .org, .net, .info. It is an annual offer, and it replaces that site’s monthly subscription — you never pay both.
What the offer includes
- The domain name itself, bought in your name.
- All the technical setup: DNS records, server, security certificate.
- A professional email address on that domain, with 15 GB of space.
- The site, exactly as before: same content, same editor, same data.
What changes for your visitors
They read your name, not ours. Your QR code, your share links and the address printed on your cards all become your domain. It is a change of image, not a change of site.
What does not change — and this matters
- Your Professionnalisable address keeps working: it redirects automatically to your domain.
- It stays yours. It is never reassigned to anyone else, even if you give up the domain later.
- Your site, your images, your text and your billing history are untouched.
When it is worth it
If you print business cards, if you answer tenders, if you want an email address in your own name rather than a free one. In other words: when someone other than you is going to read that address and form an impression from it.
If you are just starting out, publish with your Professionnalisable address first. You can take a domain later without losing anything: the move is one order, and the old address keeps leading to you.