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Redirect Supply vs RedirHub: A link suite or redirects done right?
RedirHub and Redirect Supply both redirect domains and pages with automatic HTTPS, no server required. RedirHub bundles redirects with branded short links, dynamic QR codes, and monitoring for marketing teams. Redirect Supply does one thing and does it well: path forwarding, wildcards, and global fallbacks for anyone moving, renaming, or relaunching a website.
Redirect Supply vs RedirHub: what you're really paying for
Decision factor
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Made for
Designers, studios, and marketers moving or rebranding websites
Marketing teams running branded links, QR codes, and campaigns
Whether you need redirects or a full link-management suite
Price to start
$6/month (yearly) for 2 domains
Plans from $49/month
For a few domains, Redirect Supply costs a fraction of the price
How limits work
Priced by domain, with unlimited path rules on each
Domains and managed links counted separately, and each migration mapping is a managed link
A migration with hundreds of old pages doesn't raise your bill
What's included
Page-level redirects, wildcards, global fallbacks, HTTPS, CSV import, analytics
Redirects plus branded short links, dynamic QR codes, and monitoring on Pro
Don't pay for link tools you'll never open
Best fit
A studio moving client sites, a brand renaming itself, a marketer parking campaign domains
Marketing teams managing short links and QR codes across campaigns
If your job is keeping old URLs alive, 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.
RedirHub or Redirect Supply? The short answer
Pick Redirect Supply if you're migrating a site, renaming a brand, or pointing old domains to new pages. Unlimited path rules per domain, wildcards, automatic HTTPS, and analytics start at $6 a month.
Pick RedirHub if your team lives in branded short links and dynamic QR codes, and redirects are one part of a bigger campaign toolkit.
For keeping old links alive, that makes it a Redirect Supply job.
FAQs
Questions about Redirect Supply and RedirHub
What's the difference between Redirect Supply and RedirHub?
RedirHub is a link-management platform that combines redirects with branded short links, dynamic QR codes, and link monitoring. Redirect Supply focuses only on redirects: domains, individual pages, wildcards, and fallbacks, with a dashboard built for people who ship websites.
How does pricing compare?
RedirHub's plans start at $49 a month and scale with the number of domains and managed links. Redirect Supply starts at $6 a month (billed yearly) for 2 domains with unlimited path rules. See Redirect Supply pricing for every plan.
What counts toward the limits?
RedirHub counts each connected hostname as a domain and each branded link, QR code, or migration mapping as a managed link. Redirect Supply only counts domains, so you can add as many path redirects as a migration needs without changing plans.
Can I move my redirects from RedirHub to Redirect Supply?
Yes. Export your redirects as a CSV, import them on any Redirect Supply paid plan, and update your DNS records. Leave RedirHub running until the new records have propagated, and your visitors won't notice the switch.
Do both handle HTTPS automatically?
Yes. Both issue and renew SSL certificates for every connected domain, so https:// links redirect without certificate errors. That's something most registrars' built-in forwarding still can't do.
Do I need hosting to use either service?
No. You point your domain's DNS records at the service and it handles the redirects. With Redirect Supply, you add a domain, copy the records it shows you, and redirects go live as soon as DNS updates.
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Daniel Kouba
Founder of FREAKS
Vojtech Elias
Reflektor Studio
