Check the redirect
See each HTTP hop, unexpected status codes, chains, and redirect loops.
FOR DEVELOPERS & WEB AGENCIES
New website.
Same destinations?
Check the handoff.
A redirect that works isn’t always a redirect to the right place. Verify your migration map and get a clear record of what actually happened.
No account requiredNo card requiredDownload your results
WHAT A MISSED REDIRECT LOOKS LIKEIllustrative example
old.example/services301 →new.example/Wrong destination
EXPECTED new.example/services A successful response can still lead to the wrong page.
01 / THE CHECKS
Follow the whole path.
Verify the destination
Compare the page you actually reach with the destination in your migration map.
Keep the evidence
Inspect selected canonical and noindex directives, then export the timestamped results.
02 / TRY IT ON YOUR MAPFive pairs.
Five pairs.
A clearer picture.
Paste an old URL and its expected new URL on each line, separated by a comma. The free check follows public HTTP redirects and inspects selected HTML metadata.
No JavaScript rendering or private staging access. Blocked or incomplete checks are marked unknown, never passed.
Just exploring? View the sample →03 / THE NEXT STEPThe first week
The first week
after launch matters.
We’re preparing a migration package that repeats your checks after launch and records what changed, so your client handoff includes follow-through.
7-day migration report
$79 per migration
- Up to 500 URL pairs
- Checks at purchase and around days 1, 3, and 7
- Changes between checks, in one report
- Downloadable client handoff evidence
Planned package. Payments are not open yet. The five-pair free check is available now.
Ask about your migration →Know what the report means.
Does a pass mean my migration is complete?
No. A pass means the listed checks passed at the time recorded. We do not verify search-engine indexation, preserve rankings, test security, or cover every migration requirement.
Why might a result be “unknown”?
A site may block automated requests, rate-limit the checker, time out, or return incomplete content. Those results need review; they do not establish that the site is broken.
Will you change anything on my website?
No. We make ordinary HTTP GET requests for your supplied URLs and their redirects. We do not log in, edit settings, or submit forms.
How is this different from a free redirect checker?
The current free tool makes its checks and limitations explicit and gives you downloadable evidence. The planned paid package adds scheduled follow-up checks and a record of changes. If you only need a one-time check, the free tool may be enough.