Launching November 3, 2026
Redirect Audit

Redirect Audit

Check Website Redirects, HTTPS & SEO Issues in Seconds

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  • Pascal Cabana[maker]· 7h ago

    Hi everyone! 👋 I built RedirectAudit to make it easier to identify website redirect issues that often go unnoticed. The tool is completely free, requires no signup, and checks HTTP/HTTPS, www/non-www, redirect chains, response times, and additional SEO and security signals. I'd love for you to try it on your own website and share your results! I'm especially interested in feedback from developers and SEO professionals. Did you discover any unexpected issues? What features would you like to see next? Thanks for checking it out! 🚀

RedirectAudit is a free online tool that helps developers, SEO professionals, and website owners identify redirect issues and optimize their website configurations. Simply enter a domain to instantly: - Check HTTP, HTTPS, www, and non-www variations. - Detect redirect chains, loops, and 301/302 issues. - Verify HTTPS consistency and final destinations. - Measure server response times and identify slow redirects. - Check security headers, canonical URLs, and noindex directives. - Get a redirect score out of 100 with actionable recommendations. - Test how different browsers and search engine bots access your website. No installation, no registration, and completely free. Available in English and French. https://redirectaudit.com/
  • Check all four domain variants (http, https, www, non‑www)
  • Follows meta refresh and reports JavaScript redirects
  • Provides a score out of 100 with detailed recommendations
  • Shows redirect chains step‑by‑step with status codes
  • Free, lightweight web tool

RedirectAudit is a free online tool that checks website redirects, HTTPS consistency, SEO issues and security headers.

for
Developers, SEO professionals, and website owners.
pricing
free

Key features

6 features of Redirect Audit
  • Four URL variants — Tests http, https, www and non-www versions of a domain and follows each hop.
  • Redirect chain detection — Identifies chains, loops and temporary (302/307) redirects.
  • Redirect score — Provides a score out of 100 with actionable recommendations.
  • Security header audit — Checks HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options and Referrer-Policy on the final page.
  • User-agent testing — Shows how desktop, mobile browsers and major bots (Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, etc.) are redirected.
  • Response time measurement — Reports server response times for each redirect step.

Use cases

  • Validate that all domain variants redirect to a single canonical URL.
  • Detect and fix redirect chains that slow page load and hurt SEO.
  • Verify that search engine bots receive the same redirects as regular visitors.
  • Check presence of essential security headers on the final landing page.

Redirect Audit vs alternatives

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Redirect Audit FAQ

What is the difference between a 301 and a 302 redirect?+

A 301 (or 308) is permanent and tells browsers and search engines to replace the old URL, while a 302 (or 307) is temporary and keeps the old URL in index.

Should I use www or not?+

Both work; choose one and redirect the other three variants to it with a single permanent redirect.

Why test with different browsers and bots?+

Different user-agents can receive different redirects, affecting mobile users, search indexing and link previews on social platforms.

How do I fix redirect problems?+

Implement a single redirect rule on your hosting platform (e.g., Cloudflare page rule, Apache .htaccess, Nginx server block) to send all variants directly to the final URL.

Are the domains I check stored?+

No account is required; results are cached for only two minutes and the domain is never sent to analytics tools.

Summarized by DevHunt from redirectaudit.com · Oct 26, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.

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