Redirects for twenty domains, in twenty different places
One client is on WordPress, one is on Squarespace, one has an .htaccess file nobody has opened since 2019, and two are on a host whose control panel has no redirect feature at all. The redirects exist. Knowing what they are, and who changed them, does not.
What this actually costs an agency
Every migration is a support tail. You hand over a redesigned site, and three months later the client emails about a page that used to rank. Somebody has to go and find out which of the old URLs never got mapped, on a site you have already invoiced for.
The credentials problem. Half the work of changing a redirect is getting back into the place it lives. Registrar logins, a former developer's hosting account, a control panel the client's nephew set up.
No audit trail. When a redirect is wrong, there is no record of who wrote it or when, so the diagnosis starts from scratch every time.
With RedirectIQ: one dashboard, every client domain
- ✓Every domain in one place. Client redirects stop depending on which host each site happens to be on.
- ✓Roles and permissions. Invite teammates as editors or read-only, so a junior can audit without being able to publish.
- ✓An audit log on every change. Who created, edited or deleted a rule, and when. The question "who did this" has an answer.
- ✓Bulk CSV import. Onboarding a client's existing redirects is a spreadsheet upload, not an afternoon.
- ✓An API. Create and update rules from your own tooling or a deploy pipeline. See the API reference.
- ✓Detection that runs without you. Broken paths and redirect chains surface per domain, so the post-migration tail turns into a list you can work through instead of a client email you were not expecting.
Something you can resell
The pitch that works after a migration is insurance: the redirects are hosted, monitored, and someone is watching for what breaks next. It is a line item a client understands, and unlike a retainer it does not commit you to ongoing labour, because the watching is automatic.
If that is the shape of what you want to sell, talk to us before you set it up. Reseller and volume arrangements are handled case by case rather than through a self-serve plan.
Agency is the plan for this
$99/moAgency is built for a portfolio: 300 domains, 1,000 rules, and the highest rate limits we offer, which matters if you script rule changes rather than clicking them.
300 domains, 1,000 redirect rules, 10M redirects a month.
The free plan gives you 3 rules on a yourname.free.redirectiq.comsubdomain with no DNS change and no card, so you can see how it works before pointing a real domain at us. Upgrade whenever you want, keep what you built.
Running six client sites rather than sixty? Start on Pro at $10/mo, which covers 20 domains. Buying the $99 plan for six domains is a waste of your money and we would rather say so. Compare plans → For anything above 300 domains, or reseller terms, email us.
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Want to try it on one client site first? Start free, no card and no DNS change.