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Automatic HTTPS
Automatic HTTPS for every domain you connect.
No certificates to buy. No renewals to remember. Redirect Supply keeps every redirect secure by default, so visitors always land on the trusted version of your links.
Why it matters
When you change domains, run campaigns, or park old brands, people still click old links for months. If those links open as “Not secure,” you lose trust instantly. Automatic HTTPS makes sure that doesn’t happen.
How it works
Every domain, secured automatically.
Connect a domain and get a valid certificate instantly. No setup, no renewals, no manual steps.
Tech, explained simply
Certificates, issued and renewed without you touching a thing
Normally, securing a domain means generating an SSL/TLS certificate, proving you own the domain, installing the certificate on a server, and remembering to renew it before it expires. Usually every 90 days. Miss that renewal window, and visitors start seeing security warnings until someone notices and fixes it.
Redirect Supply handles this automatically for every domain you connect. The moment your DNS record points to us, we issue a valid certificate at the edge and keep it renewed in the background. No server access required, because there's no server for you to manage in the first place.
This matters most for the domains people forget about: old campaign links, retired brand names, redirects set up years ago. Those are exactly the ones most likely to have an expired certificate if left to manual renewal, and exactly the ones Redirect Supply keeps secure without anyone having to remember they exist.
FAQs
Everything you might ask about HTTPS
Do I need to buy an SSL certificate?
No - automatic HTTPS handles certificates for you.
Will old HTTP links still work?
Yes. We upgrade HTTP requests to HTTPS automatically.
How long does it take to become active after DNS changes?
Usually minutes. It depends on DNS propagation and certificate issuance, and we show the status inside the app.
Does HTTPS affect SEO?
Using HTTPS is the modern standard and helps keep your URLs consistent, especially during migrations.
Will this affect my email (MX/SPF/DKIM) records?
No. We only handle web traffic for the domain/hostnames you connect.
Can I use this on a subdomain like www or go?
Yes. Subdomains are the simplest setup and work great for redirects.
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