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Redirect Supply vs RedirectIQ: An SEO toolkit or redirects that just work?
RedirectIQ and Redirect Supply both handle domain and page redirects with automatic HTTPS and wildcard rules. RedirectIQ is built for SEO teams and agencies, with an edge proxy, automated chain fixing, and 404 suggestions to review. Redirect Supply is built for the people who design and ship websites: connect a domain, map your pages, and get back to the launch.
Redirect Supply vs RedirectIQ: which workflow fits you
Decision factor
Redirect Supply
RedirectIQ
Choose based on
Made for
Designers, studios, and marketers moving or rebranding websites
SEO teams and agencies running technical SEO
Whether redirects are a launch task or an ongoing SEO program
What you manage
Domains, page rules, wildcards, and a global fallback in one dashboard
Rules plus an edge proxy, SEO autopilot, 404 suggestions, and audit logs
Fewer moving parts means fewer things to check after launch
Traffic
Unlimited on every plan, with no overage fees
Overage billed per million redirects above your plan
A viral campaign or printed QR code never changes your bill
Best fit
A studio handing a relaunched site to a client, a brand renaming itself
An SEO agency auditing redirect chains across client portfolios
If you ship websites rather than audit them, 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.
RedirectIQ or Redirect Supply? The short answer
Pick Redirect Supply if you're launching, moving, or renaming a website and want every old URL handled in one simple dashboard, with unlimited traffic and no overage fees.
Pick RedirectIQ if you run an SEO agency and want automated chain fixing, 404 suggestions, and an edge proxy across many client domains.
For designers and studios shipping websites, that makes it a Redirect Supply job.
FAQs
Questions about Redirect Supply and RedirectIQ
How is Redirect Supply different from RedirectIQ?
RedirectIQ combines redirects with technical SEO tools: an edge proxy, automatic detection of broken redirect chains, and 404 suggestions. Redirect Supply focuses on the redirect itself, with domains, page rules, wildcards, and fallbacks made simple enough for anyone who builds websites.
Do I need SEO knowledge to use Redirect Supply?
No. You add a domain, choose where each old page should go, and Redirect Supply handles the rest, including HTTPS. If you want to understand the details, the redirect glossary explains every term in plain language.
Are there traffic limits?
Redirect Supply has no traffic limits and no overage fees on any plan, so a busy campaign or a heavily shared old link costs the same as a quiet one. RedirectIQ includes a monthly redirect allowance and bills overage per million redirects above it.
Do both support wildcard redirects?
Yes. Both let one rule cover a whole section, such as /blog/* to /journal/*. Redirect Supply also adds a global fallback, so any URL without its own rule still lands somewhere useful instead of a 404.
How do I move from RedirectIQ to Redirect Supply?
Put your redirects into a CSV using Redirect Supply's import format, import the file on any paid plan, and update your DNS records. Keep RedirectIQ running until propagation finishes.
What happens to redirects that form a chain?
A redirect chain forms when one redirect points to another. In Redirect Supply, you can check any URL with the free redirect tester and update the rule so it points straight to the final page.
Have more questions?
Daniel Kouba
Founder of FREAKS
Vojtech Elias
Reflektor Studio
