Changelog

We've improved the Member role: team members can now see who else is in their team and which roles they have. This makes it easier to understand who has access to what within your organization.

We're happy to announce that all paid plans now include unlimited traffic (subject to fair use). No more worrying about hitting monthly caps, just smooth redirects at any scale.

And for our Free plan users: good news too! The monthly traffic limit has been increased from 100,000 to 250,000 requests, giving you even more room to grow before needing to upgrade.

We've moved our support from Crisp to Fernand. With Fernand, you'll now get instant AI-powered replies based on our knowledge base, helping you find answers faster than ever.

And don't worry, if the AI reply doesn't solve your issue, you can escalate to a human agent with a single click, ensuring you always get the support you need.

We’ve launched our Analytics API in beta! You can retrieve traffic data across multiple dimensions, generate time-series data for graphs, and filter hits for detailed insights.

More information is available in the docs: redirect.pizza API

We’ve added a new /analytics/raw endpoint. It gives you access to individual redirect hits in real-time, with all raw analytics attributes included. Supports cursor-based pagination. Ideal for advanced analysis, exports, or debugging.

When Do Not Track is enabled, we now still capture the full URL, HTTP method, and scheme, as these typically don’t contain identifiable user data. This keeps analytics functional while continuing to respect privacy.

You can now assign scopes to API tokens, limiting their access to only what’s needed, like read-access only to redirects or viewing analytical data. This helps tighten access control and improves security across API use.

Our API documentation has been fully rewritten. It’s cleaner, easier to navigate, and includes clearer examples and better endpoint descriptions, all in a fresh new style. See the updated documentation here: redirect.pizza API