Your address is the part after the slash — gomy•bio/yourname. It can use letters, numbers, hyphens and underscores, and you can change it later, though every copy of the old one stops working when you do.
What is allowed
- Letters and numbersA–Z, a–z and 0–9
- Hyphen and underscorethe-coffee-cart and mike_fitness both work
- At least three charactersShorter addresses are not accepted
- Nothing elseNo spaces, dots, slashes or accented characters
A small list of words is reserved and cannot be claimed by anyone — things like admin, login, help and support. They are refused because a page at one of those addresses could be mistaken for part of the site itself. The check is on the whole address, so helpwithmath is fine even though help is not.
Choosing one worth keeping
You will be saying this out loud, printing it, and typing it into profiles for years. Two tests are worth applying before you commit:
- Say it down a phone If you have to spell it, or explain where the hyphen goes, it will cost you visitors every time you share it.
- Type it on a phone keyboard Underscores need a keyboard switch on most phones. Hyphens do not.
Changing it later
You can change your address whenever you like, from the page's settings. The moment you do, the old address stops resolving and becomes available for someone else to claim.
Related: sharing your page.