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REDIRECT PROOF / EARLY ACCESS

A redirect exists.
Does it land where you agreed?

For agencies handing over a website migration. Check the approved URL map and give your client a report of what passed, what failed, and what could not be verified.

Explore the sample reportLocal checks. No website credentials.

SYNTHETIC SAMPLE · NOT A LIVE CRAWL

Migration acceptance report

6

URLs checked

2

Passed

3

Failed

1

Unverified

Results describe the recorded check, not the current website. This viewer does not visit any URLs. “Passed” means the recorded redirect met the kit’s URL and HTTP checks; it is not SEO certification.

ONE WORKFLOW, FROM MAP TO HANDOVER

The migration acceptance kit

Give the local checker a CSV with source,target columns. It checks public HTTP redirects and produces a standalone HTML report, CSV results, and JSON you can open above.

  1. Prepare the approved old-to-new map.
  2. Run the Python checker on your computer.
  3. Fix the exceptions, rerun, and share the report.

Python 3.10+ and a terminal are required. Up to 1,000 mappings per run. HTTP 301 or 308, exact final destination, a single redirect, and a final 2xx response. No automated site changes.

What it checks

Redirect status, each recorded redirect hop, expected versus actual destination, final HTTP status, loops, and request failures.

What it doesn’t check

Rankings, JavaScript redirects, canonicals, robots rules, content equivalence, analytics, or authenticated staging sites. Use your existing crawler for a full SEO audit.

Your data

Imported reports stay in this tab. We add no analytics or upload endpoint. The hosting provider processes ordinary website requests. If you email us, your email and message are used to answer your request.