redirect.pizza is one of the best-known redirect services, and for good reason. It has a generous free plan, a long feature list and a lot of happy users.
But the best tool depends on the job. Maybe you need more domains for less money, a simpler dashboard, enterprise compliance, or redirects that run on your own server.
Here are seven alternatives, based on each service’s public pricing and feature pages in October 2026.
First, what redirect.pizza does well
It’s worth being fair. redirect.pizza’s free plan includes 5 source hostnames and 250,000 requests a month. Paid plans add regex matching, dynamic destinations, email forwarding, a firewall and SAML SSO, and it lists ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certifications. See its pricing page.
If those features are what you need, it’s a strong choice. If not, read on.
1. Redirect Supply
Best for: founders, studios and agencies moving a handful of sites, especially migrations with many page-level rules.
Paid plans include unlimited redirects per domain, path rules, wildcards and CSV import, starting at $8 a month for 2 domains on monthly billing. The free plan covers one domain with a catch-all rule. Redirects run on Cloudflare’s edge network with automatic HTTPS. See pricing and our redirect.pizza comparison.
2. Domain Forward
Best for: simple HTTPS domain forwarding at a low price.
The free plan covers 5 source hostnames and 200,000 requests a month. Premium is $15 a month for 30 hostnames. Wildcard subdomains and dynamic destinations sit on the $99 Ultimate plan. Pricing
3. RedirectIQ
Best for: the lowest price per domain.
Hobby costs $2 a month for 10 domains, Pro $20 for 100. It adds 404 suggestions based on Google Search Console data, and can sync redirects from a file in your Git repository. There’s no free plan for your own domain, only a free redirect subdomain. Pricing
4. RedirHub
Best for: teams that want redirects, branded short links and QR codes in one place.
Core starts at $49 a month for 25 domains and 2,500 managed links. Pro adds monitoring, longer analytics history and multi-destination routing. There’s a 14-day trial instead of a free plan. Pricing
5. urllo (formerly EasyRedir)
Best for: enterprises with strict security and procurement requirements.
Plans start at $49 a month for 25 source URLs, and it publishes a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation. Advanced matching, enhanced security and SSO are paid add-ons on the Performance plan. Pricing
6. redirection.io
Best for: SEO teams managing large rule sets on an existing website.
It can run on your own server through nginx and Apache modules, or as a managed instance. Pricing is based on the number of rules rather than domains, with a free plan of 10 rules. Pricing
7. Cloudflare
Best for: teams already managing DNS in Cloudflare.
Cloudflare offers Single Redirects and Bulk Redirects without a separate service. The trade-off is working directly in its rule system, with limits that depend on your plan and zone. See our Cloudflare comparison.
Before you switch
Moving from one redirect service to another is mostly a DNS change, but plan it like a small migration:
Export your rules from your current service. Most offer a CSV export.
Import them into the new service and check the matching rules behave the same way, especially wildcards and query strings.
Switch DNS for one low-risk domain first.
Test it, then move the rest.
Keep the old account active until every domain has moved and tested correctly. That way you can switch back quickly if something behaves differently.
How to choose
A few domains, many page rules: Redirect Supply.
Many small domains, low budget: RedirectIQ or Domain Forward.
Short links and QR codes too: RedirHub.
Compliance-heavy enterprise: urllo or redirect.pizza Business.
Rules on your own server: redirection.io.
Already all-in on Cloudflare: Cloudflare’s own redirects.
Whatever you pick, test the result from http:// and https:// with our redirect tester. For more detail on each, see our full comparisons.
