Apr 27
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In this vercel tutorial, I show you how to connect a custom hostinger domain (subdomain) to a Vercel deployment using Hostinger DNS. When you deploy a Next.js application to Vercel, it automatically gives you a default .vercel.app URL. But for a real project or SaaS product, you’ll usually want to use your own custom domain. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk through how to create a subdomain in Hostinger and connect it to your Vercel deployment so your app runs on a clean production URL. By the end of this video, your Next.js app will be accessible through your own domain instead of the default Vercel URL. What you'll learn: • How to deploy a Next.js app to Vercel • How to add a custom domain inside Vercel • How to configure DNS records in Hostinger • How to connect a subdomain to your Vercel project • How to verify and activate your domain This is a common step when launching production apps, SaaS projects, or personal developer portfolios. If you're building projects with Next.js and deploying them with Vercel, knowing how to connect your own domain is an essential skill. Subscribe for more tutorials on Next.js, web development, SaaS projects, and deployment workflows.