Last updated: November 6, 2026
DomainMagic is operated by Domain Magic, Inc. ("DomainMagic", "we", "us"). These terms are an agreement between you and Domain Magic, Inc., 791 Andrews Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33483.
In plain language, so nothing is hidden:
Output is generated by AI and provided as-is: review it before using it commercially, and don't rely on it for legal, medical, or financial accuracy.
You own the websites DomainMagic generates for you — the downloaded code package is yours to host, modify, and use anywhere. You're responsible for the domains and instructions you submit, and you confirm you have the right to use any domain or existing website content you point the service at.
Builds consume credits. Credits come in one-time website packs (shown on the pricing page) — there is no subscription and nothing renews. Pack credits never expire. A website uses 1 credit; extras such as a Designer look, a redesign or inner pages use a few more, as listed on the pricing page. New accounts receive 2 free websites and 3 bonus credits that can be spent on extras (not on more websites). Payments are processed by Stripe — we never see or store your card number. Prices are shown in USD before every purchase, and digital credits are delivered to your account instantly on payment.
One free-credit grant per person. Don't use the service to generate unlawful, infringing, or deceptive content, to misrepresent another business, or to abuse the redesign feature against sites you have no rights to. We may suspend accounts that violate these terms.
The redesign feature reads only publicly accessible pages of the website you point it at — the same pages any web browser or search engine can view — and does so once, at your request. By using it, you represent that you own that website or have the owner's permission to redesign it. The rebuilt site contains content (text, images, links) derived from the original; using that output for a site you have no rights to may infringe the owner's copyright or trademarks, and that responsibility is yours alone. Redesign previews are private (hidden from search engines) until you choose to publish the code yourself.
If you believe a preview hosted on domainmagic.com reproduces your copyrighted content without permission, email magic@domainmagic.com with the preview URL, your website, and a description of the content. We remove infringing previews promptly and may terminate repeat infringers' accounts.
When we build a site for you it lives at a preview address like domainmagic.com/preview/yourdomain.com/. Two things are true about that page, and it is worth being precise about both.
It is public if someone has the link. The preview is not password protected. Anyone you send the URL to can open it, and generated sites appear in our public gallery by default. If you would rather it not be listed or reachable, delete the site from your dashboard at any time — that removes it from the gallery and takes the page down.
It is hidden from Google. Every preview page is served with a noindex instruction (an X-Robots-Tag: noindex header). That tells search engines: you may look at this page, but do not put it in your search results.
It means the page will not show up in Google, Bing or any other search engine's results. This matters most if you already have a real website on that domain: your preview cannot compete with your own site in search, cannot split your rankings, and cannot be mistaken by Google for a duplicate of your real pages. It is there for you to look at and share directly, not to be found by strangers searching.
People sometimes confuse this with "nofollow", which is a different thing entirely. Nofollow is a note attached to an individual link, telling search engines not to pass ranking credit through it. Noindex applies to a whole page and keeps that page out of search results altogether. Your preview uses noindex.
One deliberate exception: we do allow social platforms — X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram — to read the page, so that when you share the link it unfurls with a proper image and title instead of a bare URL. Those crawlers only build the link preview card; they do not put the page into search results.
So there is no ambiguity, here is precisely what search engines are told, by URL path, on domainmagic.com:
domainmagic.com/preview/ — is both disallowed in robots.txt and served with X-Robots-Tag: noindex. That is belt-and-suspenders: search engines are told not to crawl it and not to index it. This covers your generated site, its pages, and its images./dashboard.html and /admin.html — are disallowed in robots.txt./api/ — are disallowed in robots.txt (these are not pages).The single deliberate exception, described above, is that named social-card crawlers (X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram) are permitted to read a preview so a shared link unfurls with an image — they build the link card only and never place the page in search results. If you want zero access of any kind, delete the build from your dashboard and the page is taken down entirely.
DomainMagic does not host your live website. To go live, download the site's zip, upload it to any web host you choose, and point your domain at that host as your host instructs (how to put your site online). The noindex restriction belongs only to the preview address on our servers (domainmagic.com/preview/…), not to the code you download: your live site at, for example, https://yourdomain.com/ carries no noindex and no crawl block, and Google and every other search engine index it normally, like any other website.
After you go live, the same build exists at two addresses — your live domain (indexable) and the domainmagic.com/preview/… copy (which stays noindex). This is intentional: the preview copy can never compete with, duplicate, or dilute the search ranking of your live site. If you would rather the preview were gone, delete it from your dashboard.
Questions about any of this, or want a preview removed? Email magic@domainmagic.com and we will sort it out.
You may add a link to your own listing of your domain on a third-party marketplace; your site then shows a small "This domain is for sale" notice linking there. DomainMagic does not sell, list, broker or hold domains and is not a party to any sale: the listing, the offer, the payment and the transfer all happen on that third-party service, under its terms.
Domain Magic, Inc., 791 Andrews Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33483, USA. Email: magic@domainmagic.com.
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, USA. Any dispute will be handled by the state or federal courts located in Palm Beach County, Florida.
Some images and video made by Domain Magic and its services (domainmagic.com, aimusicvideo.com, sing.io and demos.jason.com) are generated with MiniMax H3 (including through P-H3-Image). MiniMax H3 is licensed under the MiniMax H3 Community License Agreement, Copyright © 2026 MiniMax. All Rights Reserved. MiniMax has authorized Domain Magic to use MiniMax H3 and MiniMax H3 Works, and we follow that license and its Acceptable Use Policy.
When you use a feature that creates images or video with MiniMax H3, you agree to follow the use restrictions in that license and its Acceptable Use Policy (Section V and Exhibit A), in addition to these Terms. In particular, you may not use MiniMax H3 or anything it makes to:
The full list is in the license. These rules also apply to any image or video we store for you, and to anyone you share it with or let use it: if you pass our images or video on, you must hold them to the same restrictions. Only upload photos of people you have permission to use. We keep safeguards in place to prevent misuse and review them regularly. We may remove content, and suspend or close accounts, that break these rules.
Report suspected misuse to magic@domainmagic.com with the subject line "Misuse report". We review reports promptly.
The service is provided without warranties. To the maximum extent permitted by law, DomainMagic's total liability is limited to the amount you paid in the previous 3 months.
Questions: magic@domainmagic.com or the chat on the site — see contact. Refund details are also on the refund policy page.