Redirect checker
See exactly where your links lead. Paste a URL and in a couple of seconds we'll map the whole redirect path — every hop, response codes, timing and the final page. Clear and friendly.
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Стоимость запуска рассчитывается по числу URL и списывается в кредитах.
About HTTP redirects and this checker
An HTTP redirect is a response that tells a browser or crawler to open another URL instead of the one requested. Production URLs often hide several internal hops; long, slow, or circular chains waste time for users and for search crawlers working within a crawl budget.
Why it matters around migrations and releases
HTTPS switchovers, domain consolidations, and CMS replatforms are classic moments when extra hops appear quietly. A 302 left where you intended a permanent move, an obsolete host in the middle of the chain, or an accidental loop can weaken signals and delay indexing. Seeing every step with status codes and timings makes the fix obvious.
What you can do in SiteVisor
- Test one URL or paste a bulk list; each hop shows the status code, Location header, and duration so you can compare desktop, mobile, or Googlebot behaviour.
- Built-in signals highlight redirect loops, chains that exceed safe length, mixed HTTP and HTTPS in one chain, and other patterns called out alongside the chain view.
- Where your plan allows, export history to CSV and reopen completed runs from the history table to compare before and after a deployment.
- Limits and per-URL pricing sit next to the form so you can plan batch checks without surprises.
After reviewing a chain, it helps to
- aim for a single clean hop to the final URL when you control the stack, and remove stale intermediates when you change structure.
- use permanent codes (301 or 308) for stable moves, and reserve temporary codes for genuinely short-lived destinations.
- re-test priority URLs after go-live—edge and CDN rules sometimes diverge from what you validated in staging.
How it works
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Paste a URL
Enter a single address, or switch to list mode and add several links at once.
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Pick the client
Keep desktop, or switch to mobile or Googlebot — whichever you'd like to check as.
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Read the results
In a couple of seconds you'll see the full chain, response codes, timing and the final page, with clear friendly hints.
What the check reveals
The full redirect chain
See every hop along the way: from which URL to which, the server's response code, the Location header and the response time. It's instantly clear how visitors and bots reach the final page.
Final URL and status code
We show where the journey ends: the final URL, the final status code, the number of hops and the total time. A handy way to confirm a link lands exactly where you intended.
Check many URLs at once
Check a single address or paste a whole list — up to 500 links per run. A great way to sweep an entire site or a large export in one go.
See it as different clients do
Choose who makes the request: a regular desktop browser, mobile, or Googlebot. That way you can see whether redirects behave the same for people and for the search bot.
Friendly hints along the way
We gently flag the little things worth noticing: looping hops, unusually long chains, temporary redirects where a permanent one may fit better, mixed http and https, or a noticeably slow step — all to suggest what you could improve.
Response headers and history
Expand the server response headers on any hop, and with an account you can keep a history of checks per project and export results to CSV for a report or your teammates.
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