How Domains and URL Paths Work in Kyrios
A domain is the base address (for example, example.com).
A URL path is everything after the domain (for example, /about).
In Kyrios:
The domain controls what loads when no path is used
URL paths control which funnel, website, or step loads
Access and Edit Domains
Go to Settings > Domains.
Review the list of domains in your account.
Click Edit on the domain you want to manage.
What this image shows:
The Domains page with the Add button and existing domains listed.
Set a Default Page for a Domain
The Default Page determines what loads when someone visits the domain without a path.
Examples:
https://example.com→ Default Pagehttps://example.com/about→ Path-based page
Steps:
In the Edit Domain modal, locate Default Page.
Select the page you want to load at the root domain.
Click Save.
What this image shows:
The Edit Domain modal with the Default Page dropdown.
Assign a Domain and Path to a Funnel
Each funnel can use a domain combined with a path.
Steps:
Go to Sites > Funnels.
Open the funnel you want to configure.
Click the Settings tab.
Select a domain from the Domain dropdown.
Review or edit the Path.
Click Save.
What this image shows:
Funnel Settings with the Domain selector and Path field highlighted.
How Funnel Paths Resolve
If your domain is example.com and your funnel path is /demo-funnel:
https://example.com/demo-funnelloads the first step of the funnelhttps://example.comloads the domain’s Default Page (if set)
Multiple funnels can share the same domain as long as each funnel uses a unique path.
Edit URL Paths for Individual Funnel Steps
Each step in a funnel can have its own URL path.
Steps:
Open the funnel.
Go to Steps > Overview > Publishing.
Select the step you want to edit.
Update the Step URL.
Click Update Step.
What this image shows:
The Funnel Steps interface with the Publishing tab selected.
Create Nested URL Paths
Kyrios supports nested paths with multiple segments.
Examples:
/home/one/profile/user1/products/category/item123/webinar/2025/july
Nested paths are supported for:
Funnels
Websites
E-commerce
Webinars
These structures improve clarity and SEO by showing content hierarchy.
What this image shows:
The New Step in Funnel modal is demonstrating a nested path structure.
Why Some Paths Include Random Numbers
Kyrios may automatically append a random number to a path to ensure uniqueness.
This prevents:
URL conflicts
Accidental overwriting of existing paths
You can edit the path, but it must remain unique within the domain.
FAQ
How do I set a specific page as the default for my domain?
Go to Settings > Domains, click Edit on the domain, select a Default Page, and save.
Can I use multiple paths on the same domain?
Yes. A single domain can have many paths pointing to different funnels or pages.
How do I change the URL path for a funnel step?
Open the funnel, go to Steps > Overview > Publishing, edit the step URL, and save.
Can multiple funnels use the same domain?
Yes. Each funnel must use a unique path.
When do path changes take effect?
Path changes apply immediately.
Are URL paths supported for all content types?
Yes. URL paths work with Funnels, Websites, E-commerce, and Webinars.
How do nested paths help SEO?
Nested paths help search engines understand page structure and improve discoverability.