Everything you need to know about this feature
Use a subdomain like data.yoursite.com, or track.yoursite.com, for tracking.
Our server sets the visitor cookie for 365 days. Chrome allows cookies of up to 400 days; Safari caps cookies set through a third-party CNAME at 7 days.
A subdomain of your own site is first-party, so browsers do not block its cookies the way they block third-party cookies.
Just add a CNAME record to your DNS. We provide step-by-step instructions.
Get started in minutes with our simple setup process
Pick a subdomain like data.yoursite.com. It can be anything you want.
Add one CNAME record in your DNS pointing to SignalBridge servers.
We automatically verify your domain and issue an SSL certificate.
Safari blocks all third-party cookies, Firefox confines each one to the site that created it, and ad blockers match tracking requests by domain. A tracking subdomain on your own site is first-party, so those rules treat it differently.
The difference is trusted identity.
Safari applies a separate rule: WebKit caps cookies set through a subdomain that resolves to a third party's hostname at 7 days. See the sourced cookie statistics for each browser's rules.
Because the tracking request goes to a subdomain of your own site (data.yoursite.com), browsers treat it as "first-party" - belonging to you. Its cookies are not blocked as third-party cookies, and in Chrome they can last for up to 400 days.
Pick something like data.yoursite.com or track.yoursite.com
Add a CNAME record pointing your subdomain (e.g. `data`) to `pixel.signalbridgedata.com`
We detect the record, issue an SSL certificate, and you're live!
"SignalBridge helped us secure and future-proof our tracking using custom domains and first-party cookies. … This had a huge impact on attribution accuracy and long-term data reliability."