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Does ReadMe let people make interactive Try It requests, and can you use a custom domain for branding on a public developer portal?

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Answer 1 · Nov 9, 2026 · 4 sources cited
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“Yes. ReadMe supports both interactive “Try It” API requests and custom-domain branding for public developer portals.”
+ Interactive Try It API requests

“ReadMe automatically generates an interactive API reference from an OpenAPI specification.”

+ Custom domain and branding

“ReadMe supports custom domains with SSL and lets you configure the domain through your project settings.”

+ Free plan availability of key features

“An important point: you don't need a paid plan just to get these two capabilities.”

+ API key authentication

“You can also personalize the experience by displaying logged-in developers' API keys and letting them make authenticated requests without manually copying credentials.”

− White-labeling requires Enterprise

“One useful distinction: if you want a fully white-labelled portal without ReadMe branding, that requires Enterprise, even though custom domains and interactive API testing are available on Starter.”

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