Check every redirect on your site, not one URL at a time
A single-URL redirect checker tells you where one address ends up. It cannot tell you which of your pages still link to a redirect, or where a chain hides. Sitewalk crawls the site and reports redirects across all of it.
Type this in ChatGPT
Check yoursite.com for redirect chains and loops
What it finds
- Redirect chains: a redirect that leads to another redirect.
- Redirect loops and redirects that end on an error.
- Links on your own pages that point at an address that redirects.
- Sitemap addresses that redirect.
- Canonical tags that point at a redirect.
- Whether http, https, www and non-www all lead to one address.
The fix it gives: point every link and every redirect straight at the final address, in one hop.
Honest limits
- It is a site crawl that starts in ChatGPT, not a paste-a-URL tool. To trace one address, your browser's network panel does it in seconds.
- It reports the redirects it meets while crawling, up to 500 pages an audit. It does not test a list of old URLs that nothing links to any more.
Questions
What is a redirect chain?
Address A sends you to B, and B sends you to C. Each extra hop slows the visit and can lose search engines along the way.
How do I find redirect chains on my site?
Crawl the site and follow every redirect to its end. Sitewalk lists each chain with the pages that link into it.
How do I check redirects after changing domain or moving to HTTPS?
Run an audit of the new site. For the old addresses, test your redirect map as a list; Sitewalk does not do that part.
Is it free?
5 audits a month are free.
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Sources: Sitewalk facts from this site.