the problem

Migrations lose links in the dark

Redirects live in ten different config files nobody owns.

A domain move scatters redirect rules across nginx configs, CDN dashboards and someone's memory. RedirectDuck puts every rule in one place, running at the edge, with analytics showing which links still bring visitors — and which return 404s.

redirectduck — old.example.com

rules ● published edge: EU · Frankfurt

/blog/* → new.example.com/articles/* 301

/pricing → new.example.com/plans 301

/old-faq → no rule — 404 ×14

› 2,481 hits today · 1 gap flagged

features

What it does

One dashboard for every redirect you own.

// https

Automatic HTTPS

Add one DNS record. RedirectDuck verifies your domain, issues a certificate and renews it automatically — no server to maintain.

// rules

Exact & wildcard rules

Redirect a whole domain or individual paths, keep query strings and use wildcards. Choose 301, 302, 307 or 308 per rule.

// import

Bulk import

Import rules from CSV with format and duplicate checks, or manage redirects through the JSON API.

// analytics

Hit analytics

Track hits, referrers, countries and 404s to find the old links still sending traffic — and the gaps that need a rule.

// preview

Test before publish

Dry-run any URL against your ruleset to see where it lands, before it goes live for real traffic.

// audit

Versioned & audited

Every publish is versioned. Roll back a bad ruleset instantly, and see who changed what and when.

spec

At a glance

execution

US · New York / EU · Frankfurt

rule types

Exact · prefix / wildcard · regex on Pro and Agency 301 · 302 · 307 · 308

import

CSV import · JSON API

observability

Per-rule hit counts · 404 gap detection

operated by

OPERACK — same team, same on-call

Move the domain. Keep the traffic.

RedirectDuck is live. Start with one domain free, add your DNS record, and give your old links a new home with automatic HTTPS.

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