RedirectIQ vs SiteDetour

SiteDetour bundles redirects with Smart QR codes and audience-based personalization, and includes unlimited team members on every plan, including its cheapest. It also holds back dynamic, path-based redirects, the kind most migrations and marketing campaigns actually need, until its second tier. Here is an honest look at where the two differ.

The short version: SiteDetour's cheapest plan ($12/mo) doesn't include wildcard/path-based redirects at all. You need Professional at $45/mo for that. RedirectIQ's $2/mo Hobby plan includes dynamic rules from day one and adds automatic 404 detection with auto-fix, but has no team seats, no QR codes, and no audience personalization.
FeatureRedirectIQSiteDetour
Entry paid plan price$2/mo (Hobby)$12/mo (Personal)
Entry paid plan, domains105
Wildcard / dynamic redirect rulesIncluded from $2/moNot offered below $45/mo (Professional)
Automatic 404 detection + auto-fix suggestions (Autopilot)
Team members / seats1 (single account)Unlimited (every tier)
REST API
Bulk CSV importWhite-glove import (Business+, $175/mo)
QR codes
Audience-based personalization targeting
Per-redirect click analytics
SAML SSOBusiness plan ($175/mo)+
Permanent free planNot published (trial only)

Pricing comparison

Both products price primarily on domain count, but SiteDetour splits static and dynamic redirect capability across two different tiers where RedirectIQ includes both from the first paid plan.

Entry plan: RedirectIQ Hobby is $2/mo for 10 domains. SiteDetour Personal is $12/mo for 5 domains, and doesn't include path-based dynamic redirects at all.
Dynamic redirects: to get wildcard/path-based rules on SiteDetour you need Professional at $45/mo. RedirectIQ includes 25 dynamic rules on Hobby already, at $2/mo, a fraction of the price for the same capability.
Team seats: SiteDetour includes unlimited team members at every tier, including Personal. RedirectIQ is a single-account product; there is no invite or role system today.
SSO and white-glove import: both require SiteDetour's Business plan ($175/mo). RedirectIQ doesn't offer either at any price yet.

When SiteDetour is the right choice

SiteDetour is the better fit if you want Smart QR codes and audience-based personalization bundled with your redirects, or need multiple team members with access from day one without upgrading.

It's also the stronger choice at larger scale: SSO, white-glove import, and a 100% uptime SLA are available on its Business and Enterprise plans, none of which RedirectIQ offers.

When to use RedirectIQ

RedirectIQ is the better fit when:

  • You need dynamic, path-based redirects and don't want to pay $45/mo just to unlock them: RedirectIQ includes wildcard rules starting at $2/mo.
  • You want broken redirects caught and fixed automatically: Autopilot detects 404s and suggests (or auto-applies) the fix, which SiteDetour doesn't offer.
  • You just need redirects, not a bundled QR-code and audience-personalization product with its own separate capacity to track.
  • You need to bulk import rules via CSV, from a site migration, a GSC export, or an SEO audit.

Migrating from SiteDetour to RedirectIQ

  1. 1Export your existing domains and redirect rules from the SiteDetour dashboard or API. Leave QR codes and personalization audiences aside, since RedirectIQ doesn't manage those.
  2. 2Convert to RedirectIQ's CSV format: three columns, source_path, destination, type. Path-based rules map to RedirectIQ's wildcard/named-param syntax.
  3. 3Connect your domain to RedirectIQ and bulk import the CSV.
  4. 4Verify each redirect using our free redirect checker.
  5. 5If your team relied on SiteDetour's multi-seat access, QR codes, or personalization audiences, plan around RedirectIQ's single-account model before cancelling.