# What is a Same-domain URL?

A same-domain refers to the domain name that you are using for a website. 

A same-domain URL refers to a web address that belongs to the same domain name as the current website you are visiting. 

For example, if you are on:\
\&#xNAN;*<https://example.com/products>*

This is the same domain (example.com) URL that includes a path (/products).&#x20;

Any other URL that shares the same domain name is considered a same-domain URL, such as:

\_<https://example.com/about_\\>
\_<https://example.com/contact_\\>
*<https://example.com/blog/post-1>*

&#x20;The domain name is the core part of the URL (e.g., example.com). As long as the domain remains the same, variations in paths (/products, /about, etc.) do not change the fact that it is the same domain.

&#x20;If the domain changes - for instance, ***shop.example.com*** or ***example.org***, it is treated as a different domain or as a subdomain.[
](https://www.example.com/about-us)