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Redirect domains and URLs with automatic HTTPS, path forwarding and simple management — without hosting, servers or complicated setup.
RedirectWay is designed to remove the usual hosting, server and SSL setup from domain forwarding.
Enter the domain or URL you want to redirect and choose where visitors should be sent.
Point the required DNS records using clear setup instructions. No separate hosting account is needed.
Once DNS is connected, RedirectWay handles the redirect and HTTPS automatically.
RedirectWay focuses on the essentials: domain and URL forwarding, automatic HTTPS and straightforward redirect controls.
Forward an entire domain to another website without maintaining a separate hosting account.
Redirect individual URLs to new destinations from one simple interface.
Secure redirects without manually provisioning and renewing SSL certificates.
Choose permanent or temporary redirects depending on how you want traffic to be forwarded.
Keep URL paths intact when visitors move from one domain to another.
Preserve useful query parameters when forwarding visitors to the destination URL.
From one redirect to a portfolio of domains, RedirectWay is designed for people who want forwarding without unnecessary infrastructure.
Handle domain moves, URL changes and permanent redirects without relying on server configuration.
Set up redirects without deploying another server, configuring nginx or maintaining certificates.
Forward campaign domains, branded URLs and old landing pages to the right destination.
Manage redirects across multiple client projects without logging into different hosting platforms.
Put unused, secondary or defensive domains to work by forwarding them to an active website.
Move to a new domain or connect old web addresses without dealing with technical server setup.
RedirectWay can handle everything from an old domain after a rebrand to multiple domains pointing to one main website.
Redirect your old brand domain to a new website while keeping visitors moving to the right destination.
Forward multiple domains to one primary website instead of maintaining separate hosting for each domain.
Keep traffic flowing when a website moves from one domain to another.
Point memorable campaign or vanity domains to landing pages, offers or other destinations.
Redirect www to non-www or non-www to www without managing a separate web server.
Forward parked, defensive or secondary domains to an active website instead of leaving them unused.
Built-in forwarding from a domain registrar can work for simple cases, but features and HTTPS support vary between providers.
| Feature | Basic Registrar Forwarding | RedirectWay |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic HTTPS | Varies by provider | ✓ Included |
| 301 / 302 Redirect Control | Often limited | ✓ Included |
| Path Forwarding | Varies by provider | ✓ Included |
| Query String Forwarding | Varies by provider | ✓ Included |
| Multiple Domains in One Place | Usually managed separately | ✓ Centralized |
| Separate Hosting Required | No | ✓ No |
RedirectWay is planned as an affordable alternative for simple domain and URL forwarding. Final limits may change before launch.
A URL redirect automatically sends a visitor from one web address to another. Redirects are commonly used when a website moves, a business changes domains, an old page has a new location, or several domains need to forward visitors to one primary website.
Instead of maintaining a separate website or configuring a web server only for forwarding traffic, a redirect service can handle the redirect directly. RedirectWay is being built to make domain redirects and URL redirects easier to configure and manage.
A domain redirect usually forwards an entire domain to another domain or website. For example, visitors opening oldbrand.com can be sent automatically to newbrand.com.
A URL redirect can target a more specific web address or path. Both are forms of website forwarding, but the exact setup depends on whether you want to redirect a complete domain or individual URLs.
Domain forwarding is another common term for sending visitors from one domain to another destination. It is often used for rebrands, alternate domain names, marketing domains and unused domains that should point to an active website.
A 301 redirect is generally used when a move is intended to be permanent. A 302 redirect is generally used when forwarding is temporary and the original URL may be used again later.
RedirectWay is planned to support both permanent and temporary redirects so the redirect type can match the purpose of each URL or domain.
Common questions about domain redirects, URL forwarding, HTTPS and redirect types.
RedirectWay is launching soon. Join the waitlist and be among the first to try simple domain and URL forwarding with automatic HTTPS.