Introduce una URL
Websites load through two distinct URL versions: the www version and the non-www version. You need to verify that both domain variants point to your single canonical URL automatically.
The www redirect checker tool on Full SEO Tech inspects server HTTP responses to confirm your www redirect rules work correctly. You enter your domain name and verify your domain redirect setup in seconds.
Search engines treat www.example.com and example.com as two separate websites if proper redirects are missing. When both domain versions load identical site files search engine crawlers index two duplicate websites.
Split domain versions dilute your inbound backlink authority because external sites link to two different URLs. Enforcing your single primary domain version consolidates all incoming link equity onto one canonical web address.
A 301 permanent redirect tells search engines and browsers that your web page moved permanently to your new URL. When your user types example.com into their address bar your server should issue your 301 status code and load www.example.com.
Our checker traces full HTTP header responses to verify that your server returns clean 301 redirect status codes. You catch broken 302 temporary redirects that fail to transfer permanent search authority.
Redirect chains occur when your URL bounces through multiple intermediate addresses before reaching the destination page. For example your request might bounce from HTTP non-www to HTTP www, then to HTTPS www, and finally to HTTPS non-www.
Multiple redirect bounces slow down page load times on mobile devices and waste valuable server crawl budget. Checking your URL with our tool reveals every step in your redirect chain so you streamline server responses.
I audited your regional service business site that served content on both www and non-www URLs simultaneously last fall. Their backlink profile was split evenly between both domain versions, keeping their organic search rank stagnant.
We configured your 301 redirect rule to enforce your single non-www domain and verified the setup using Full SEO Tech. The tool confirmed clean 301 HTTP header redirects across all test requests. Consolidating their link equity boosted primary search rankings and raised organic traffic by 22% in 3 weeks.
Securing your site with SSL certificates adds HTTPS protocol layers to both www and non-www domain variants. That creates four possible domain entrance points: http://example.com, http://www.example.com, https://example.com and https://www.example.com.
All four entrance URLs must resolve cleanly to your single canonical HTTPS address. Running your domain through our checker verifies that all three secondary variations redirect smoothly to your primary secure URL.
Google Search Console requires webmasters to verify domain ownership and establish preferred canonical paths. If your server allows both domain versions to load without redirects Google Search Console indexes conflicting URL listings.
Auditing your domain redirects ensures search bots index your single unified site version. You maintain clear domain reporting metrics and avoid duplicate indexation errors.
Checking your domain redirects on Full SEO Tech takes 3 simple steps:
Paste your domain name or full site URL into the search box.
Click the check www redirect button to trigger the HTTP header test.
Review the complete HTTP status code response and redirect chain analysis.
The tool displays status codes, target destination URLs and redirect path hops clearly. You verify proper domain consolidation and protect your search engine authority.
