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Redirect analytics that show who clicked, from where, and what changed

Redirect tracking for every domain redirect, branded link and QR code: clicks, unique visitors and scans by country, device and source, with a history of who changed each link.

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Analytics dashboard with clicks, unique visitors, QR scans and errors

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1M+domains redirected daily
130global points of presence
99.99%uptime
6 monthsof traffic history on Pro

Redirect tracking

Every click, scan and visitor, for every link you redirect

Open any link and the report is already there. No tags to install and no tracking parameters to remember: the redirect itself records the visit, so a printed QR code or a link in an email is measured like a web page.

One report per link, one range for everything in it

  • Clicks, unique visitors and QR scans, plus the all-time total since the link was created.
  • Location by country and city, Technology by browser, device and operating system, and Traffic sources by referrer.
  • Recent visits: time, location, device and source of the latest visits, so you can watch a campaign land.
  • Detailed reports follow the range you pick, up to the last 14 days.
CoreProEnterpriseAnalytics is included on Core, Pro and Enterprise.
A link’s report: clicks over 30 days, recent visits and locations

Redirect traffic over time

See redirect traffic for a day, a quarter or six months

Pick a range from 24 hours to 6 months and the trend follows it. Spot the day a campaign took off, or the week a link went quiet.

  • Ranges: 24H, 7D, 14D, 30D and 90D on every plan with analytics, and 6M on Pro.
  • History: 90 days on Core, 6 months on Pro, and no limit on Enterprise.
  • The same ranges for your whole workspace, a domain or a single link.
Date range menu: today to the last 6 months or a custom range, compared with the previous period or the same period last year

Redirect history

When traffic drops, know who changed the link, and when

Every link keeps a history of its changes: the old and new value, who made it, and whether it came from the dashboard, the API, a CSV import or an MCP client. Read the chart and the history side by side and the cause is usually obvious.

A link’s destination history next to its clicks chart

The audit trail your analytics was missing

  • Who, when, from where. Changes from teammates, API keys, CSV imports and MCP clients are all recorded the same way.
  • Old and new values for the destination, the redirect type, tags and the rest, so a bad bulk change can be understood and reversed.
  • Available to agents too. The MCP server returns a link’s history on Pro, so an assistant can answer “why did clicks fall last week?” with the facts.
ProEnterpriseFull history. Other plans see how many changes a link has.

Export, API and MCP

Take the numbers wherever the decision is made

Export from the list, pull the data over the REST API, or let an AI assistant read it through the MCP server. The dashboard is one view of your analytics, not the only one.

Export CSV or Excel

Select links, or export the whole list. Each row carries its tags and its visits in the last 4 weeks, ready for a client report or a pivot table.

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REST API

Read the numbers for any link or domain from your own dashboards and warehouses, with an API key from your workspace.

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Ask your AI assistant

The RedirHub MCP server gives Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor your analytics, access logs and, on Pro, link history, so they can answer questions about your traffic.

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Before and after

Redirect tracking without stitching logs and spreadsheets together

How many people scanned the flyer?Server logs and a spreadsheetAdd a UTM, hope the printer used the right link, parse the logsRedirHubQR scans are a tile on the link’s report
Where did the visitors come from?Server logs and a spreadsheetResolve IPs, export, build the chart yourselfRedirHubCountry, city, device, browser and source, already charted
Why did clicks fall on the 8th?Server logs and a spreadsheetAsk around, check git, check emailRedirHubThe link’s history shows the change, who made it and from where
How did this quarter go?Server logs and a spreadsheetLogs rotated after 30 daysRedirHub90 days of history on Core, 6 months on Pro
Send the numbers to the clientServer logs and a spreadsheetScreenshot, paste, repeat next monthRedirHubExport with tags and the last 4 weeks of visits

Why Our Customers Love RedirHub

5-star reviews on G2

Redirecting domain names with SSL is a huge pain, and I have to do it frequently, often at mass. Now it is a few clicks. It just works.
domains in their catalog
~23M

Zsolt Bikadi

CSO · Domain Science

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it was very easy to setup and use and provides valuable reporting on how effective the redirects are.

Debra S.

Programmer, Marketing and Advertising · EZMarketing

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The redirect tool is particularly useful, especially for mass URL redirection and capturing old traffic from an unused subdomain to our main site.
URL rules managed
10,000+
visits redirected each month
150k+
workspace for the whole team
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Mithru Vigneshwara

Formlabs

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How to track how many clicks a redirect gets?
To track how many clicks a redirect gets, use built-in redirect analytics that show total clicks, unique visitors, and hourly traffic distribution for each redirect. In RedirHub, every redirect includes a dedicated analytics view with full traffic history, allowing you to monitor performance in real time without external tools.
How to see where redirect traffic is coming from?
To see where redirect traffic is coming from, use redirect traffic analytics that provide geographic data, device breakdown, and referring domain information. RedirHub shows country and city-level location data, mobile vs desktop usage, browser type, and source domains so you can understand exactly who is clicking your redirects and from where.
How to get automatic redirect performance reports?
To get automatic redirect performance reports, enable scheduled email reporting in your redirect analytics dashboard. RedirHub sends weekly and monthly summaries covering click totals, traffic trends, and top-performing redirects. Reports are delivered automatically, with options to export raw data in CSV format for deeper analysis.
What data does redirect analytics track?
Redirect analytics typically track total clicks, unique visitors, QR code scans, geographic location (country and city), device type, browser, referrer domain, and activity timestamps. RedirHub provides real-time redirect analytics, meaning data updates as visits occur rather than with delayed batch processing.
How to track QR code scans separately from URL clicks?
To track QR code scans separately from direct URL clicks, use a redirect tool that records QR traffic independently within the analytics view. When a QR code is enabled in RedirHub, scans are counted as a separate metric, allowing you to measure offline campaign performance without creating additional redirects.