Pick your own name for your site's free contentmetric.com address. The old address keeps working and sends visitors to the new one.
Updated 23 Oct 2026
Every new site gets a free address made of random words, such as vast-emu-d9db8fd0.contentmetric.com. You can change it to a name of your own, such as runlab.contentmetric.com. This works on every plan, Free included.
.contentmetric.com is added for you.Your site answers on the new address straight away.
It keeps working. Anyone who opens it, from a shared link, a QR code or a bookmark, lands on the same page at the new address. The old name also stays reserved for your site, so nobody else can take it.
Old names are listed under Old addresses on the same screen, each marked Forwards here.
AI assistants you connected, such as Claude or ChatGPT, keep working. You do not need to connect them again.
www, help or shop. If a name is taken or kept, the box says That address is not available. Try another.How often can I change it? As often as you like. Every old name keeps forwarding to the newest one.
Can I go back to an old name? Yes. Your own old names count as available to you.
Do the links inside my pages change? If the Site URL in General settings was the old free address, we switch it to the new one for you. Links inside your pages, your sitemap and your page previews use the new address from your next publish. Until then they still work, because the old address forwards.
Will this help my site show up on Google?
No. A free contentmetric.com address is hidden from search engines whatever its name. To be found on Google, connect your own domain.
I use my own domain. Does changing the free address affect it? No. Your domain, its DNS records and its links stay exactly as they are.
Who can change it? The same people who can connect a domain to the site.