How do I change my root domain name?

How do I change my root domain name?

Upgrading your domain name

When you upgrade from the Free plan, you can change the domain name. 

Basic plan:
Default domain: By default, the basic root domain will be set to:
  1. sitename.limesurvey.net
Expert plan:
White-label domain: You can activate an additional white-label domain by upgrading your account to our Expert plan.  
  1.  sitename.survey-research.net
Business plan:
Alias domain: You can activate an additional alias domain by upgrading your account to our Business or Corporate plan.  You can then set (choose) freely to use your own domain.

To add more than one Alias domain, Contact support.

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