Small team.Big on getting links right.

The story

I built it because I couldn’t find it.

KrisFounder

In 2010 I had a lot of links to manage across a lot of domains, and no mature platform that handled it properly. So I designed my own system.

Before it had a name, it was already running inside a few companies, handling their links day to day. In 2019 we turned it into RedirHub, so any team could use it.

Every brand publishes hundreds of links — on packaging, in emails, in docs, behind QR codes, on domains it bought years ago. Those links end up scattered: on a shortener’s domain, in an agency’s account, in a plugin or a server config nobody remembers. When a vendor changes its rules, a trial ends or the person who set it up leaves, the brand finds out its links were never really its own.

We built RedirHub so every brand has one place, on its own domains, where every link it has published lives and stays under its control. Your links are yours.

We’ve stayed small on purpose. The person you email is usually the person who can fix it, and when something goes wrong on your domains, that’s on us, by name.