When someone searches "best pizza near me" or asks an AI assistant for a dinner recommendation, what matters most is being found and looking legit once they land on your page. Your site currently might sit at a shared address — that's totally fine for now, Google and AI search tools can read it just as easily as any other page.
But think of it like your restaurant's sign out front. Right now it's like sharing a building directory with other tenants — customers can still find your door, but your name isn't the one on the whole building. Once you get your own domain — yourrestaurant.com — it's your name on the whole sign, which builds more trust when people are deciding where to eat, and every mention, review link, or food-blog shoutout you earn builds YOUR restaurant's reputation specifically, not a shared one.
Launch now, switch later
You can launch now on the shared address and switch to your own domain later — same menu, same site, just your own name on the door whenever you're ready. When you do switch, we automatically redirect the old address so any links people have already shared still work.