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Full redirect management
Every redirect. One dashboard.
Stop hunting through server configs and .htaccess files. Create, edit, and retire redirects in seconds. No code, no deploys, no waiting on a developer.
Why it matters
Redirects pile up fast. Old campaigns, renamed pages, merged sites, expired promos… When they live scattered across server files and old tickets, nobody remembers what points where, and one wrong edit takes down a live link. Full redirect management puts every rule in one place you can actually see.
How it works
One dashboard. Every redirect.
Create, edit, and organize redirects without touching a server or waiting on a deploy.
Tech, explained simply
Redirect logic without the server access
Most redirect systems live in server config: Apache rewrite rules, Nginx blocks, or a CDN's edge settings, files a developer edits and deploys. Redirect Supply pulls that logic out into a normal dashboard: pick a source, pick a destination, choose a status code, save.
Every rule is stored centrally and evaluated at the edge, close to the visitor, so redirects fire instantly regardless of where your actual site is hosted.
Because everything lives in one system, you get one source of truth instead of rules scattered across old configs, plugins, and forgotten scripts.
FAQs
Everything you might ask about redirect management
Do I need developer access to add a redirect?
No. Anything you can do from the dashboard needs no code or server access.
Can I add notes to a redirect?
Yes, leave yourself context on why a redirect exists, so you're not reverse-engineering your own setup months later.
What happens to old destinations if I delete a redirect?
The rule stops routing immediately; the source URL will 404 unless another rule catches it.
Is there a limit to how many redirects I can create?
Limits depend on your plan, see pricing for details.
Can I organize redirects by project or domain?
Yes, filter and group by domain so multi-site accounts stay manageable.
Will this work alongside my existing server redirects?
Yes - Redirect Supply handles the domains you connect; anything else on your server is untouched.
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