By default, your redirects share IP addresses with other redirect.pizza customers. With a dedicated IP, your team gets its own IPv4 and IPv6 address on our edge network. That gives you a fully white-label setup and a set of options that aren't possible on shared addresses. Available as a paid add-on.
What you get
- White-label everything. Set your own hostname as the reverse DNS (PTR) of the IP addresses, and define what happens when someone visits the IP address directly. The redirect.pizza name never appears.
- Custom error pages. Upload your own HTML for the page visitors see when no redirect matches, instead of our default 404 page.
- Custom robots.txt. Serve your own robots.txt from your hostnames.
- Isolation. No other customer uses your address, so reverse IP lookups only list your domains and the behavior of others can't affect your reputation. DDoS mitigation is applied per address, so an attack on another address in our network doesn't touch yours.
- Custom geolocation. Define the country, region, city and postal code that geolocation services report for your address.
- Custom ACME server. Issue SSL certificates from your own certificate authority instead of Let's Encrypt or ZeroSSL.
- Trusted
X-Forwarded-For. Accept the client IP from a proxy within CIDR ranges you specify. This is essential when you use redirect.pizza behind your own CDN or as a headless redirect engine, so analytics and location-based routing use the real visitor IP.
Who it's for
We recommend a dedicated IP for larger deployments, from roughly 500 source hostnames, and for any team where the redirect.pizza brand shouldn't be visible to visitors. When requested, we assign the addresses to your team, and you can provide the hostname to use as PTR record.
Your DNS records change accordingly: hostnames point at your dedicated addresses instead of the shared ones. Automatic DNS and our nameservers pick this up automatically.
Getting a dedicated IP
Request a dedicated IP under More, Dedicated IP in your account, or contact sales to discuss your setup.