How to use this check
Enter a public URL to inspect up to a small number of redirects without crawling the rest of the site.
Every Location header is resolved against the previous URL and revalidated before the next request.
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Redirects
Redirect-limitedRedirect Chain Checker
Follow a short redirect chain and flag loops, cross-host hops and slow handoffs.
Pulse score--Redirect-limited
Signal checklist
The result shows each hop, status, location and whether the final URL resolved safely.
Redirect Chain
Enter a public URL to inspect up to a small number of redirects without crawling the rest of the site.
Result
The result shows each hop, status, location and whether the final URL resolved safely.
Support
Keep this free result available
Use the result first. Support and promotional areas stay separate from the useful result.
- Useful result first
- No signup required
- Promotions kept separate
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Guide and interpretation
How to interpret the result
One clean HTTPS redirect can be fine. Chains, loops and unexpected host changes can waste crawl budget or break users.
Example
http://example.com -> https://example.com -> 200 is a common healthy chain.
Common issues and next steps
Legacy marketing redirects often stack through old domains and add latency before the final page.
Collapse redirects at the edge or origin so users and crawlers reach the canonical URL quickly.
Methodology and limits
The free checker does not crawl internal links or run a full SEO migration audit.
FAQ
How many redirects are followed?
The free check follows a small capped chain to prevent abuse and loops.
Are redirect targets saved?
No. The target stays in the transient probe response and is not sent to analytics.