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Redirect Supply vs Webflow 301 redirects: Redirects that don't depend on your site plan
Webflow's 301 redirects are capable, with capture groups for whole folders and support for old domains connected to the same site. But they live inside your Webflow site, need a paid Site plan, and top out around 1,000 rules by Webflow's own advice. Redirect Supply runs your redirects independently of any website builder, so every old URL keeps working, whether your site stays on Webflow or moves on.
Redirect Supply vs Webflow redirects: what happens when your site changes
Decision factor
Redirect Supply
Webflow redirects
Choose based on
Where redirects live
Independent of your website builder
Inside the Webflow site's settings
Whether your site will stay on Webflow for good
After you leave Webflow
Redirects keep running, whatever platform comes next
Redirects stay with the Webflow site they belong to
Moving to Framer or anywhere else
Plan required
Free plan to start, page rules from $6 a month
Paid Site plan or paid Workspace plan
Whether you want to pay for a site plan just to redirect
Rule volume
Unlimited path rules on every paid plan
1,000 recommended as a maximum
Large migrations with many old URLs
Redirect type
Permanent or temporary, chosen per rule
Permanent 301 only
Campaigns and pages that will come back
Best fit
Migrations away from Webflow, rebrands, and extra domains
Pages that move within a site staying on Webflow
If your site is moving, 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.
Webflow redirects or Redirect Supply? The short answer
Use Webflow's 301 redirects for pages that move within a site that's staying on a paid Webflow plan.
Use Redirect Supply if you're leaving Webflow for another platform, need more than a thousand redirects, or want temporary redirects for campaigns. Your redirects stop depending on any website builder, with a free plan to start.
For moving off Webflow without losing a single link, that makes it a Redirect Supply job.
FAQs
Questions about Webflow redirects and Redirect Supply
Do I need a paid Webflow plan for 301 redirects?
Yes. Webflow's help center states that redirects require a paid Site plan, or a site in a Workspace with a paid Workspace plan. Redirect Supply has a free plan for your first domain, and page-level rules start at $6 a month billed yearly.
What happens to my Webflow redirects when I move to another platform?
Webflow's redirects are part of the Webflow site, set in its settings and applied when you publish. Once the site no longer runs on Webflow, they no longer apply. Redirect Supply keeps redirects separate from your website, so they carry on through any move. See renaming your website for the full checklist.
How many redirects can Webflow handle?
Webflow recommends 1,000 redirects at most as best practice. Large migrations, like an old blog with thousands of posts, can go beyond that. Redirect Supply includes unlimited path rules and wildcards on every paid plan.
Can Webflow create temporary redirects?
No. Webflow only supports permanent 301 redirects. For a campaign, a seasonal page, or anything that's coming back, Redirect Supply lets you choose a temporary redirect per rule.
How do I keep my Webflow URLs working after moving to Framer?
Connect your domain to the new site, then use Framer's redirects for any page that changed its path. If you also move to a new domain, connect the old one to Redirect Supply and map every old Webflow URL to its new page. Only cancel the Webflow plan once everything is tested with the redirect tester.
Can I move my existing Webflow redirects into Redirect Supply?
Yes. List your current Webflow redirects in a CSV using Redirect Supply's import format, import the file, and update your domain's DNS records once the new setup is ready.
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Daniel Kouba
Founder of FREAKS
Vojtech Elias
Reflektor Studio
