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Redirect Supply vs redirect.pizza: Which one keeps your links alive?
Both do the same core job: move traffic from an old domain to a new one, with automatic HTTPS and no server to babysit. The difference is who they're made for. redirect.pizza serves IT teams with regex rules, an API, and SSO for large domain portfolios. Redirect Supply is made for designers, studios, and marketers who want page-level redirects and wildcards in one clean dashboard.
Redirect Supply vs redirect.pizza: what actually matters
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Made for
Designers, studios, and marketers who rebrand and move websites
IT and DevOps teams with API, Terraform, and SSO workflows
If redirects are part of shipping websites, not running infrastructure
Redirect rules
Page-level redirects, global fallbacks, and wildcards from your first paid plan
Path rules on every plan; regex and wildcard subdomains from Pro
Mapping old pages to new ones doesn't need regex, just rules you can read at a glance
Analytics
Built in on every plan, free included
Starts on the paid Basic plan
See who still visits your old domain from day one
Price to start
$6/month (yearly) for 2 domains with unlimited path rules
Paid plans from about 14.95/month
For a handful of domains, Redirect Supply costs less than half
Growing to 20 domains
Scale: $36/month (yearly) with full path rules on all 20
20 hostnames needs the Pro plan, around 49/month
Scaling a studio's client domains stays cheaper
Best fit
A studio moving clients to Framer, a brand renaming itself, a marketer parking campaign domains
A company managing hundreds of domains with compliance checks
If you build, rebrand, or launch websites, 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.
redirect.pizza or Redirect Supply? The short answer
Pick Redirect Supply if you're renaming a brand, moving a site to Framer or Webflow, or parking a few campaign domains. You get page-level redirects, wildcards, automatic HTTPS, and analytics from $6 a month, set up in minutes.
Pick redirect.pizza if redirects live in your IT team's backlog: hundreds of domains, API automation, SSO, and compliance reviews.
For most websites, that makes it a Redirect Supply job.
FAQs
Still deciding between Redirect Supply and redirect.pizza?
What's the difference between Redirect Supply and redirect.pizza?
Both redirect domains and pages with automatic HTTPS, without a server. Redirect Supply focuses on page-level redirects, wildcards, and a simple dashboard for teams that build and rebrand websites. redirect.pizza adds tools like regex, API automation, and SSO for IT teams managing large domain portfolios.
Do both have a free plan?
Yes. Redirect Supply's free plan covers 1 domain with a catch-all redirect, automatic HTTPS, and built-in analytics. redirect.pizza's free plan covers 5 source hostnames and 250,000 requests a month, with analytics available on paid plans.
How much do paid plans cost?
Redirect Supply starts at $6 a month (billed yearly) for 2 domains with unlimited path rules and wildcards. redirect.pizza's paid plans start at around 14.95 a month and scale by the number of hostnames. See Redirect Supply pricing for every plan.
Do both support HTTPS redirects?
Yes. Both issue SSL certificates automatically, so https:// links to your old domain redirect without browser warnings. That's the main difference from most registrar forwarding, which often only works over HTTP.
Can I move my redirects from redirect.pizza to Redirect Supply?
Yes. Export your redirects from redirect.pizza as CSV, import them into Redirect Supply on any paid plan, then update your DNS records. Keep redirect.pizza active until DNS propagation finishes, so no visitor hits a dead link during the switch.
Do I need a server or hosting for either one?
No. Both work at the DNS level: you point your domain's records to the service, and it handles the redirects and SSL certificates. With Redirect Supply, you add your domain, copy a few records, and your redirects go live once DNS updates.
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Daniel Kouba
Founder of FREAKS
Vojtech Elias
Reflektor Studio
