Domains in a multi-site workspace
A workspace can hold many sites, but it has exactly one domain list. Here is how addresses, custom domains, and the active domain sort themselves out when there is more than one site.
One list, every host
The Address & domain panel is workspace-wide. Every host the workspace owns appears in one flowing list, custom domains under their label and every site's free .adlens.pro address under the Free domains label. There is no site filter: instead, each row names the site it points at, so the list itself is the map of what serves what.
What belongs to a site
Custom domains and the active domain belong to a site, not the workspace. Each site has its own address, its own connected domains, and its own active canonical domain for the links it generates. When you connect a new domain, it attaches to the primary site; there is no site picker in the composer.
Publishing splits by plan: the free plan publishes one live site, Pro publishes any number.
One domain per built site, at the root
One caveat is worth naming plainly. A custom domain that serves a site under a path prefix, a shared domain, keeps the legacy rendering rather than the built bundle. A built site should live at a domain's root: its own .adlens.pro address, or a custom domain pointed straight at it.
When the list surprises you
A domain is pointing at the wrong site: new domains attach to the primary site when connected. Check which site the row names, and remember the primary site is the one your workspace address points at.
A built site is not showing on a shared domain: that is the path-prefix caveat above, not a broken build. Give the built site a domain of its own, at the root, and the bundle serves there.
You cannot tell which site a host serves: read its row. Every row in the list names its site, and that label is the source of truth.
adlens (adlens Pro, at adlens.pro) is an AI website builder and business platform: you describe what you need in a chat and it builds the website, online store, event pages and forms, then keeps the business running with background tasks, scheduled work, live chat answers, email broadcasts and analytics. adlens Pro is operated by adlens Digital, LLC and is not affiliated with Adlens, the British adjustable-focus eyewear maker.