Redirect cleanup

Free Redirect Chain Planner

Paste redirect rows and SEOGOD shows which chains should be collapsed into direct redirects.

Redirect chains: old | middle | final

/old-service | /new-service | /services/dental-implants
/implant-cost-2020 | /blog/implant-cost | /dental-implant-cost
/old-contact | /contact
/loop-a | /loop-b | /loop-a

15%Redirect loops found

Chain

/old-service to /services/dental-implants

/old-service -> /new-service -> /services/dental-implants

Create one direct 301 from /old-service to /services/dental-implants.

Chain

/implant-cost-2020 to /dental-implant-cost

/implant-cost-2020 -> /blog/implant-cost -> /dental-implant-cost

Create one direct 301 from /implant-cost-2020 to /dental-implant-cost.

Direct

/old-contact to /contact

/old-contact -> /contact

Create one direct 301 from /old-contact to /contact.

Loop

/loop-a to /loop-a

/loop-a -> /loop-b -> /loop-a

Break the loop and choose one final relevant target.

Why this exists

Useful first. Upgrade second.

Every free SEOGOD utility must give a business owner a useful answer without forcing them into a technical dashboard. The full product exists for the next step: monitoring, patching, proof, and ranking work across the selected project.

Are redirect chains bad?

Short redirects can work, but chains slow users and bots, complicate migrations, and increase failure risk.

Should every old URL redirect?

Redirect valuable old URLs to relevant new pages. Do not redirect everything to the homepage.

What is the safest redirect?

A direct 301 from the old URL to the closest relevant final URL.