redirects.pro Review 2026

redirects.pro does one job precisely: paste a URL and it follows the redirect chain hop by hop, showing each 3xx status code, the final destination, the hop count, and whether the chain loops — up to a ten-hop ceiling. Every check produces a shareable report link, which turns a quick diagnostic into a client deliverable for migration QA, CDN rule validation and pre-launch checks. The checker is genuinely accurate: it resolves shortener chains, reports errors at the final destination, and enforces its documented hop limit — the exact cases where browser dev tools hide what crawlers actually experience. The free tier requires no account and no signup: manual single-URL checks with the full chain, loop detection and final URL output, behind adaptive bot protection. A paid Agency tier is announced at a €29/month founding price (€39 planned) with API access and an OpenAPI spec, batch checks up to 100 URLs, XML sitemap audits and CSV jobs up to 1,000 URLs, and white-label report links — but be aware it is early access: checkout is not open yet, so today the paid features are a waitlist, not a purchase. The API documentation is already unusually complete for a product this size, with documented auth, error shapes and rate-limit headers. The operator is anonymous — terms and privacy name no company or jurisdiction — and the Trust page is candid about scope: no ranking guarantees, not a crawler substitute, not an uptime monitor. Two technical caveats: checks use HEAD requests, which some servers treat differently from GET, and hitting the ten-hop ceiling is reported as a loop even when the chain is merely long. As a free, no-signup redirect tracer with shareable reports, it earns a bookmark; judge the paid tier when it actually opens.