# Bindings

By default when you create a custom web and then publish your project the Toolkit creates an initial `<tenantname>.webdev.comunity.me` binding for your application.&#x20;

A binding is a domain for your custom website. The ComUnity Developer Toolkit can be configured to point to several bindings for a single custom website.

View [Domain Name System](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System) to learn more about DNS registration and configuration.

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ComUnity Platform also serves as a domain registrar, contact sales for more information on how to purchase and manage your domain.

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To add a custom binding, follow these steps:

1. Open your project in the Toolkit and navigate to Custom Website then select the **Bindings** tab.<br>

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2. Locate the **Add New Binding**  button and click on it to add a new class.
3. A modal window titled **Add Binding** will appear on your screen.\
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4. In the modal window, provide a add a unique binding for your application in the designated **Binding Name** box.
5. Finally, click **Add**.

After successfully adding a binding contact the ComUnity Toolkit's technical team for further assistance in enabling your binding.


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