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A prefix added to a root domain that creates a distinct web address — used to separate sections of a site like blog.reloadmode.com or app.saasproduct.com.
A SaaS company uses app.company.com for its product and help.company.com for its documentation, both as subdomains of company.com.
Child domain, Prefix domain
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