Redirects that stay
online without the self-hosted burden.
If you're still running redirects in-house, every spike, certificate renewal, and failover is yours to babysit. RedirHub moves that burden to a global edge that absorbs traffic surges, scales automatically, and keeps full HTTPS on every link.
Status
Online
Edge latency
<100ms
HTTPS
Valid
Requests / sec
0.4k
Surge spread across the global edge — every redirect kept resolving in sub-100ms.
The threat model#
Redirects are an attack surface, not a footnote
Every branded link, campaign URL, and migrated path resolves through your redirect tier. If that tier buckles under load or loses HTTPS, the whole portfolio fails together.
Traffic spikes & floods
A launch, a viral post, or a malicious flood can multiply requests in seconds. A redirect tier that can't absorb the surge takes every linked page down at once.
Expired or missing HTTPS
One lapsed certificate turns a trusted link into a browser warning. Across a large domain portfolio, manual certificate tracking is a standing outage risk.
Single points of failure
Redirects pinned to one app server, one CDN config, or one region fail as a unit. There's no second path when that node goes down.
Ungoverned access
When redirect rules live in scattered configs and shared logins, no one can say who changed what — or revoke access cleanly when people leave.
Security & resilience#
Four layers between your links and an outage
RedirHub runs redirects as infrastructure — built to stay online under attack, scale with demand, secure every link, and keep access accountable.
DDoS-resilient by design
Stays online under attack
- Requests are distributed across a global delivery network, so floods hit many edge locations, not one origin
- Edge network redundancy keeps redirects resolving when a node or region degrades
- Security plugins add a layer of control in front of your redirect rules
Automatic edge scaling
Scales itself with demand
- The edge absorbs traffic surges automatically — nothing to provision and no capacity to pre-buy
- A 10× spike and a quiet hour run on the same infrastructure with no config change
- Capacity scales by hostname plan, from 5 up to 50,000 — growth without a re-platform
HTTPS everywhere
Secured end to end
- Full HTTPS on every link, with wildcard certificates issued automatically
- Upload your own custom SSL for governed and regulated domains
- IDN, CNAME, and nameserver support so secured domains onboard cleanly
Control who changes what
Governed access & audit
- Team members give shared, role-appropriate access instead of shared logins
- Detailed analytics and a raw log pipeline show exactly where traffic went
- Weekly and monthly emailed reports for ongoing review and sign-off
Automatic scaling#
A 10× spike shouldn't need a single config change
Scaling a redirect tier shouldn't mean a 2am page and a hurried capacity bump. On a global edge, the surge is absorbed where it lands — automatically.
Traffic lands at the edge
Requests resolve at the nearest edge location, not a single origin. Load is distributed the moment it arrives, before it can concentrate anywhere.
Capacity follows the spike
When volume climbs, the edge absorbs it automatically. There are no servers to scale up by hand and no capacity to reserve in advance.
Latency holds
Redirects keep resolving in sub-100ms under load, because the work is spread across the network instead of queuing behind one box.
It settles on its own
When the surge passes, capacity eases back. No cleanup, no over-provisioned fleet left running — and no link dropped on the way up or down.
HTTPS & certificates#
Encryption that doesn't need babysitting
At portfolio scale, the certificate you forget is the one that expires on a Friday. RedirHub issues and renews HTTPS for you, and lets you bring your own SSL where the rules require it.
Full HTTPS, automatically
Every redirect is served over HTTPS. Certificates — including wildcards — are issued and renewed for you, so a portfolio never drifts into expired-cert warnings.
Bring your own SSL
Upload custom SSL for domains under specific compliance or procurement requirements, alongside the certificates RedirHub manages.
Security plugins
Add a layer of control in front of your redirect rules to harden how links resolve.
Clean domain onboarding
IDN domains, CNAME, and nameserver support mean even international and delegated domains come under secured management without workarounds.
The in-house comparison#
Managed redirect infrastructure vs. self-hosted redirects
A self-hosted stack can work — until the next spike, certificate expiry, or handoff. Here's what disappears when redirects move onto managed infrastructure.
| In-house requirement | RedirHub | Typical self-hosted stack |
|---|---|---|
| Replace single-server redirect handlers with distributed edge delivery | Varies🟡 | |
| Absorb traffic spikes without provisioning new capacity | Varies🟡 | |
| Keep HTTPS valid automatically across the portfolio | Varies🟡 | |
| Bring your own SSL for governed domains | ||
| Use redundancy beyond one app, one region, or one VM | ||
| Manage team access, analytics, and raw logs in one place | Varies🟡 | |
| Scale to 50,000 hostnames without a re-platform |
“Varies” reflects that self-hosted stacks can be built many ways, but the operational burden still lands on your team.
Who it's for#
One secured platform, three jobs to be done
Security & IT teams
Keep every redirect online under load, HTTPS healthy across the portfolio, and access governed through team members instead of shared logins.
SEO & web teams
Trust that high-traffic campaign and migration links stay fast and secured through launches and viral spikes — with analytics to prove it.
Domain portfolio owners
Secure and forward thousands of domains — acquisitions, country TLDs, and brand defenses — with automatic HTTPS and edge-grade resilience.
Frequently asked questions