RedirectIQ vs RedirHub
RedirHub is a broader link-infrastructure product: domain redirects, branded short links, dynamic QR codes, and website migration mappings all billed under one “managed links” unit. RedirectIQ is narrower on purpose: redirect management, done well, with automatic broken-link detection built in. Here is an honest look at where they differ.
| Feature | RedirectIQ | RedirHub |
|---|---|---|
| Entry paid plan price | $2/mo (Hobby) | $49/mo (Core) |
| Entry paid plan, domains included | 10 | 25 |
| Cheapest plan covering 25+ domains | $20/mo (Pro, up to 100 domains) | $49/mo (Core, 25 domains) |
| Unlimited traffic/requests | ||
| Team members / seats | 1 (single account) | 3 (Core) / Unlimited (Pro+) |
| Automatic 404 detection + auto-fix suggestions (Autopilot) | ||
| AI-assisted management via MCP | ||
| REST API | ||
| Bulk CSV import | ||
| CSV export | ||
| Wildcard / dynamic destination redirects | ||
| Branded short links + QR codes | ||
| Multiple destinations (rotate / A-B) | ||
| Destination uptime monitoring + alerts | Pro plan ($119/mo)+ | |
| Domain connection method | CNAME only | CNAME or custom Nameservers |
| SAML SSO | $200/mo add-on (Pro) / included (Enterprise) |
Pricing comparison
RedirHub prices on domains plus a separate “managed links” cap that includes redirects, short links, QR codes, and migration mappings together. RedirectIQ prices on domains plus traffic volume, with redirect rules themselves effectively uncapped on every paid plan.
When RedirHub is the right choice
RedirHub is the better fit if you need branded short links or dynamic QR codes alongside your redirects, want multi-user team accounts with permissions, or need destination uptime monitoring with alerts.
It's also the right choice if you want to manage redirects through an AI assistant via its MCP server, or need custom nameservers or SAML SSO available self-serve rather than only through an enterprise sales conversation.
When to use RedirectIQ
RedirectIQ is the better fit when:
- •Price matters: RedirectIQ costs a fraction of RedirHub at every matching domain count, with no paid add-ons for basics.
- •You want broken redirects caught and fixed automatically: Autopilot detects 404s and suggests (or auto-applies) the fix, which RedirHub doesn't offer.
- •You just need redirects, not a bundled QR-code and branded-short-link product with its own separate capacity limits to track.
- •You need to bulk import rules via CSV, from a site migration, a GSC export, or an SEO audit.
Migrating from RedirHub to RedirectIQ
- 1Export your existing domain redirects from the RedirHub dashboard or API. Leave branded short links and QR codes aside, since RedirectIQ doesn't manage those.
- 2Convert to RedirectIQ's CSV format: three columns,
source_path,destination,type. Wildcard rules map to RedirectIQ's named-param syntax. - 3Connect your domain to RedirectIQ via CNAME and bulk import the CSV.
- 4Verify each redirect using our free redirect checker.
- 5If your team relied on RedirHub's multi-seat access or SSO, plan around RedirectIQ's single-account model before cancelling.