Permanent 301 Redirects That Protect Your SEO
Don't let a site migration kill your traffic. URLEdge's edge-native 301 redirects preserve SEO signal continuity while delivering <30ms latency globally.
Why 301 Redirects Matter
When you move a page, search engines need to know where it went. A 301 redirect is the standard way to tell Google that a page has moved permanently and ranking signals should move with it.
- Preserve SEO Signal Continuity
- Prevent 404 Errors & User Frustration
- Update URL Structure Without Losing Traffic
- Automatic HTTPS Enforcement
Technical Specifications
Perfect For Every Scenario
Whether you are migrating a single blog post or an entire domain, our edge engine handles it instantly.
Domain Forwarding
Moving from .net to .com? Forward your entire domain root and all paths with a single wildcard rule.
CMS Replatforming
Migrating from WordPress to Next.js or Shopify? Map old permalink structures to new routes with less manual work.
Intelligent Wildcards
Redirect /blog/* to /news/* automatically using advanced pattern matching logic.
Global Edge Delivery
URLEdge pushes your redirect rules globally on Cloudflare-backed edge coverage.
1. Request
User visits old-site.com/page
2. Edge Lookup
Nearest edge node finds the rule in under 5ms
3. Redirect
Browser receives the 301 response immediately
Redirect Types Compared
| Type | SEO Impact | Browser Caching | Best Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| 301 | Strong signal transfer | Permanent | Site Migrations, HTTPS |
| 302 | Temporary signal handling | None | Temporary Sales, Maintenance |
| 308 | Strong signal transfer | Permanent | Modern Apps (Keep POST) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Server-side vs. Edge Redirects
We tested 100,000 requests. Traditional server redirects require a full TLS handshake plus origin processing time. URLEdge resolves the redirect on the nearest edge node instead.
The result? 5x faster Time-to-First-Byte (TTFB).
Ready to Secure Your SEO?
Stop relying on slow servers or brittle plugins. Move your redirects to the edge today.