Changelog

We've added the ability to specify regexes to the 'alias' part of the email forward. This allows you to create complex email forwarding rules. You can match and pass along the capture group to the email destination.

Read more here

With redirect flattening enabled, your redirects are delivered using only a single hop.

Redirect flattening will remove all extra redirect hops, and returns a singular response. This improves (SEO) performance.

Redirect flattening is a Pro and up feature and can be enabled on team level.

Team owners can now add 1 or multiple email adresses that receive a copy of the redirect.pizza subscription receipt.

Handy for sending the receipt directly to the finance department without having to forward it manually.

We’ve worked with Okta to provide an official integration for redirect.pizza to make setting up SAML SSO for your account even easier.

You can install the redirect.pizza SSO integration here: https://www.okta.com/integrations/redirect-pizza/.

More info can be found here.

We want to make new information about redirect.pizza easy to find. We now automatically publish our changelog items to Twitter X.

Swing by and follow us for the tastiest updates: https://twitter.com/redirectpizza

We've added a default DMARC DNS record to our nameservers for redirecting domains. This means that all domains that use our nameservers on their domain, are fully DMARC compliant. 

We’ve expanded destination variables to include more geolocation information. These variables can be used in either the destination URL, or as a variable in the dynamic destinations, allowing even more complex traffic steering rules based on city, subdivision and more.

The following variables have been added:

{continent}
{city}
{latitude}
{longitude}
{subdivision.code}
{subdivision.name}

Read more about destination variables here.

We're excited to announce our next big feature: dynamic destinations. Dynamic destinations can be used to steer your traffic to different destinations, based on rules you define. Want to redirect only US-based visitors to your US-based website, and all others to the European store? Or perhaps you'd like to redirect your visitors to your new website after a specific date/time? All of this can be accomplished with our versatile rulesets.

Read more about how to use dynamic destinations here.