Website diagnostics

Redirect Check

Enter a URL to trace redirect chains and compare the final destination across our included countries.

Test countries

Select one or more included countries. Upgrade to VIP to unlock VIP countries.

What can a redirect check reveal?

Regional redirect differences

Compare redirect behavior across the US, Singapore, and Germany to catch region-specific routing changes.

HTTP to HTTPS flows

Confirm whether the target moves cleanly to the expected secure URL without loops or missing hops.

Canonical destination checks

Verify that marketing links, short URLs, and old paths land on the correct final page in each region.

Included checks

โœ“ Final URL
โœ“ Response time
โœ“ Redirect count
โœ“ Status codes
โœ“ US node
โœ“ SG / DE nodes

How to use Redirect Check

Enter a full URL such as http://example.com or https://example.com and run the check. AccessTest follows the redirect path from each selected region and shows every hop.

Use this when migrating domains, forcing HTTPS, routing country traffic to localized pages, or verifying that a shortened campaign link lands in the correct place.

A mismatch between regions usually points to CDN rules, edge caching, geo redirects, or inconsistent origin behavior rather than a pure DNS problem.

Redirect Check FAQ

What does Redirect Check show?

Redirect Check requests the target URL and shows each hop, the status code for each step, and the final landing URL from the selected regions.

Why can redirect paths differ by country?

Different countries can hit different CDN edges, WAF rules, or geolocation logic, which may produce different redirect chains or landing pages.

Can this help detect redirect loops?

Yes. Redirect Check makes it easier to spot repeated locations, too many hops, or a final URL that never resolves to the page you expect.

Is this different from URL Check?

It uses the same regional check pipeline as URL Check, but the interface focuses on redirect chains and final destinations instead of broad availability diagnostics.