Subdomain Endpoints for AMP

AMP pages normally use a standard endpoint added to your post URLs. That works, but some site owners want AMP links that match their branding or fit a specific site structure. Subdomain Endpoints for AMP gives you control over that endpoint, so your AMP URLs look the way you want them to.

You can assign AMP pages to a dedicated subdomain such as amp.yoursite.com, or put the AMP indicator in the middle of the path, as in website.com/amp/article/. Pick any subdomain name you like. After you set the endpoint and save your permalinks, your AMP URLs update to the new structure. You can turn the feature on or off from a control panel option.

Features

• Custom subdomain for AMP: Designate a subdomain such as amp.yoursite.com to serve your AMP pages, so the URLs match your branding and read clearly.
• Any subdomain name: Choose whatever subdomain name suits your brand or site plan. The plugin does not limit you to a fixed set of names.
• AMP segment in the URL path: Move the AMP indicator into the middle of the URL, for example website.com/amp/article/, to fit more involved site navigation.
• Date-based URL format: Use the website.com/date/amp/post/ format if your permalinks include the date and you want the AMP segment placed after it.
• Simple setup: Set your custom AMP endpoint without complicated configuration. The steps are plain enough for users who are not technical.
• On and off toggle: Turn endpoint support on or off at any time from a straightforward control panel option, whenever your site setup changes.
• Permalink-based updates: Once you set your endpoint and save permalinks, your AMP URLs update to reflect the new structure without manual edits.
• Built for AMPforWP: The plugin is an extension for the AMPforWP ecosystem, so it adds endpoint control to an AMP setup you already run.

Best for

• Sites running AMPforWP that want branded AMP URLs
• Owners who want AMP pages on their own subdomain
• Agencies managing AMP URL structures for several clients