Coming Soon: Custom Domains, Themes, and Premium Community Options

**Coming soon: YCYC Hub is planning more ways for communities to make their websites feel unmistakably their own.** Future plan options will give communities more control over identity, presentation, and the way visitors experience their public home.

## Custom domains

Planned custom-domain support will allow eligible communities to connect their own domain to their YCYC Hub community website instead of relying only on a platform subdomain. The goal is a more professional, memorable address that a community can use across its social profiles, Discord, and promotional materials.

## More themes and visual choices

Future theme support will expand the ways communities can shape their public look while keeping the YCYC Hub experience recognizable, responsive, and accessible. Communities will be able to choose designs that fit gaming groups, creator communities, teams, and other types of organized communities.

## More editable pages and sections

Planned website-builder improvements will let communities add and arrange custom pages, text, images, links, videos, widgets, navigation items, and community sections. This will make it easier to create a public site that matches the community’s goals instead of forcing every group into the same layout.

## Premium community presentation

Future Premium options are planned to include a more distinctive public community-card presentation, including an optional custom header image and additional visual treatment when the appropriate entitlement is active. Standard community listings will continue to have a clear, useful presentation as well.

## Built with safe limits

Custom domains, themes, images, and pages will need to follow platform rules, plan limits, safety requirements, and accessibility expectations. The goal is flexibility without sacrificing readability, security, or a consistent experience for visitors.

These options remain on the roadmap. YCYC Hub will share availability, plan details, and setup guidance only after each feature has been implemented, tested, and prepared for real users.

[Read this announcement on YCYC Hub](/news/post/12)