Could be wrong, but I do not believe paths are possible. Also to the best of my knowledge though, there shouldn’t be a problems with subdomains. So if your domain was mycompany.com and you wanted to register domain solely for a specific application at a url like myapp.mycompany.com, I don’t believe there’s any issues with that. The only reason I could think of where it might not let you register it, is you’ve already registered mycompany.com, then it might just not be necesssry to register myapp.mycompany.com as well. But if you’re looking to register myapp.mycompany.com/home or something like that, I don’t expect you’ll be able to get that to work. As a workaround though however, have you considered a simple reverse proxy? A scenario where you’d configure a listener/access at something like myapp.mycompany.com that then behind the scenes, just returns whatever is being served from mycompany.com/home ? Reverse proxies are quite simple to setup in most cases. Can be done through a great many of different tools and server technology stacks to suit your situation and needs, though if you’re starting a setup from scratch I might just point you toward Nginx or Apache for simplicity’s sake.