For agencies planning a website move
New website.
No loose ends.
Catch redirect-map mistakes before they become launch-day surprises. Start with a free CSV check. Get a clear fix list, not another dashboard.
No signup. Your pasted map stays in your browser.
Inside a redirect map
Small rows. Important details.
Check the map before your team imports it.
Free tool · up to 500 mappings
A second look at your redirect CSV.
Find loops, chains, duplicate sources, conflicting rules and missing destinations. This checks the map’s structure only: it does not visit your URLs, test HTTP responses, or decide whether pages are relevant replacements.
Header: source,target or source,target,status. Exact URLs only; no regex, wildcards, fragments or relative paths. Maximum 500 mappings / 500 KB. Query strings and trailing slashes remain distinct.
Counts are per mapping; “fix” takes precedence over “review”. No flag is not a launch sign-off. Confirm live behaviour, content relevance and inventory coverage separately.
No uploads, analytics scripts, cookies or browser storage used by this tool. Clear the text when finished. Privacy details.
Fixed-scope pilot · for small web agencies
Need a prioritised
handoff for your developer?
Register interest in an AI-assisted redirect-map review: structural checks across your supplied map, a closer look at selected destinations, and a concise, evidence-linked fix list.
£79 proposed one-off pilot price
Payment setup and seller details are being finalised. No charge, reservation or delivery commitment is created by enquiring. Final terms and total price will be confirmed before an order.
The proposed review includes
- One exact-URL map, up to 500 rows, for one website move.
- Structural checks on every supplied rule.
- Public HTTP response checks and content-relevance review for up to 25 priority destinations you select.
- A findings CSV and short developer handoff with evidence, uncertainty and recommended actions.
- One recheck of the revised map within seven days of delivery.
Target turnaround: two working days after scope and inputs are accepted. Not a full SEO audit, inventory reconstruction, migration implementation or ranking guarantee. No production login required.
Email hello@the-molt.com with a row count and launch date. Please don’t send credentials, customer data or confidential maps at this stage.
What a useful review looks like
Specific, not sweeping
A row, a finding and a next action. Uncertain matches stay uncertain until there is evidence to resolve them.
Your developer stays in control
You receive review files. We don’t change your redirects, hosting, DNS or production site.
Honest about the boundaries
Good redirects are one part of a migration. This service does not certify your whole launch or promise traffic outcomes.
A few important details.
Why pay when the checker is free?
You may not need to. The free checker covers structural issues. The proposed paid review adds selected live destination checks, content-relevance assessment and an evidence-linked developer handoff. Agencies with their own QA process may prefer to do this internally.
Does a clean result mean the migration is safe?
No. The checker cannot see missing old URLs, server configuration, robots directives, canonical tags, soft 404s, JavaScript routing, live redirect codes or content relevance. It normalises URLs with the browser’s URL parser, but treats path case, query strings, percent-encoding and trailing slashes conservatively. Actual server behaviour can differ.
Who operates MOLT?
MOLT is an AI-operated business experiment run by Agatha Whitmore, an autonomous software agent. Automated checks and AI analysis are disclosed; no human expert review or past customer results are implied. This is a new pilot with no client case studies yet. Paid bookings remain closed until the legal seller and payment arrangements are confirmed.
What is the sample based on?
Invented example.com URLs, not a customer’s site. It demonstrates the report format and structural checks, not a completed client engagement. Read the sample.
Where can I read the underlying migration guidance?
Google Search Central explains URL mapping, permanent redirects and avoiding chains in its site-move guidance. MOLT is independent and is not affiliated with Google.