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Redirect Supply vs Cloudflare Redirect Rules: Redirects without the rule engine
Cloudflare can handle redirects too, as one feature inside a large CDN and security platform. To use it, your domain moves onto Cloudflare, and you choose between Single Redirects written as rule expressions and Bulk Redirects built from static lists. Redirect Supply does one thing: connect a domain with a few DNS records, then map pages, wildcards, and fallbacks in one dashboard, with HTTPS handled for you.
Redirect Supply vs Cloudflare: how much setup your redirects need
Decision factor
Redirect Supply
Cloudflare Redirect Rules
Choose based on
Made for
Designers, studios, and marketers who want redirects handled
Teams running their whole site on Cloudflare's CDN and security stack
Whether redirects are your goal or one setting among hundreds
Setup
Add a few records at your current DNS provider
Domain on Cloudflare, with DNS records proxied through it
Whether you want to move your nameservers just to redirect
How rules work
Domains, page rules, and wildcards in one dashboard
Single Redirects with rule expressions, plus separate Bulk Redirect lists
Whether anyone on your team wants to learn rule syntax
Rule limits
Unlimited path rules on every paid plan
10 Single Redirect rules per domain on Free, 25 on Pro, 50 on Business
Migrations with many page-specific rules
Best fit
Rebrands, migrations, parked domains, and client portfolios
Sites already on Cloudflare adding a few redirects
If you want redirects without learning a platform, Redirect Supply
Why Redirect Supply
Choose Redirect Supply for redirects that stay out of your way. Every old URL lands on the right page, every domain runs on HTTPS, and nothing breaks when your website moves.
Cloudflare Redirect Rules or Redirect Supply? The short answer
Pick Redirect Supply if you want redirects live in minutes without moving your domain to a new platform. Page rules, wildcards, automatic HTTPS, and analytics all sit in one dashboard, with a free plan to start.
Pick Cloudflare Redirect Rules if your site is already proxied through Cloudflare, and a few rules written as expressions cover what you need.
For designers and studios shipping websites, that makes it a Redirect Supply job.
FAQs
Questions about Cloudflare Redirect Rules and Redirect Supply
Do I need to move my domain to Cloudflare to use Redirect Rules?
Yes. Cloudflare's redirect features require your domain's DNS records to be proxied through Cloudflare, which usually means switching your nameservers. Redirect Supply only needs a few records added at whatever DNS provider you already use.
What's the difference between Single Redirects and Bulk Redirects?
Single Redirects are rules written per domain, using expressions and wildcards to match many URLs at once. Bulk Redirects are account-wide lists of fixed source and target URLs, without regex or string replacement. In Redirect Supply, page rules, wildcards, and a global fallback all live in one place.
How many redirects can I create on Cloudflare's free plan?
Cloudflare's Free plan includes 10 Single Redirect rules per domain, with 25 on Pro and 50 on Business, and regex only on Business and Enterprise. Bulk Redirects add static URL lists with their own plan limits. Redirect Supply includes unlimited path rules on every paid plan, starting at $6 a month billed yearly.
Can I use Redirect Supply if my DNS is already on Cloudflare?
Yes. You add the records Redirect Supply shows you in Cloudflare's DNS settings, like at any other provider. The rest of your Cloudflare setup, such as your main website or email, stays as it is. Follow the DNS setup guide.
Cloudflare is free. Why use Redirect Supply?
Because free isn't the same as simple. Cloudflare's redirects live inside a platform built for CDN, security, and performance, with their own rule language and limits. Redirect Supply is built only for redirects, with a free plan for your first domain and a dashboard anyone on your team can use.
How do I move my Cloudflare redirects to Redirect Supply?
List your redirects in a CSV using Redirect Supply's import format, import the file, then update the domain's records to point to Redirect Supply. Remove the old Cloudflare rules once DNS has propagated, so the two don't conflict.
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Daniel Kouba
Founder of FREAKS

Vojtech Elias
Reflektor Studio

