URL Forwarding with 301 Redirects
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If you want to protect your brand, you often need to register various versions of a single brand under different top-level domains.
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And the easiest way to drive traffic to a single site with multiple addresses is using an HTTP 301 redirect.
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Search engines like Google prefer 301 redirects for domains that are URL forwarded.
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This reduces the likelihood that your site's content will be treated as duplicate content.
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Setting up your URL forwarding is easy and can be done for any domain name or subdomain.
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You can URL forward to HTTP or HTTPS addresses and paths will be translated when requests are forwarded.
For example: if you forward forward-me.com to
https://example.com, then the request forhttp://forward-me.com/some/pathwill be forwarded tohttps://example.com/some/path -
We don't charge any additional fee for URL redirects.
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Have as many as you would like with any of our DNSimple hosted DNS plans.
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Ready to add a domain and set up URL forwarding with 301 redirects now?