Coming soon
Country-based redirects for your Next.js site without hand-writing and maintaining middleware. Add one script tag, manage rules in a dashboard, and let your marketing team change routing without a deploy.
Next.js support is on the way — join the waitlist for early access.
A Next.js geo redirect sends visitors to the right regional page based on the country resolved from their IP. You can build this with middleware and an edge geolocation header — but then every rule change is a code change and a deploy.
Easy Redirects gives non-engineers a dashboard: drop one snippet in your layout, and country rules become editable without touching the codebase or shipping a release. Ideal when marketing owns routing and engineering would rather not own a redirect feature forever.
Create country rules in a dashboard — e.g. “visitors from Germany → /de”.
Paste one script tag into your site. No code to write or maintain.
Visitors are routed to the right regional page automatically, by country.
Include or exclude any country, with one-click presets for EU, Nordics, DACH and North America.
Redirect the whole site or just /pricing*. UTM tags and tracking parameters carry through the redirect.
Never redirects a visitor to the page they're already on, and ?no_redirect=1 bypasses rules for editors.
Optionally redirect each visitor only once, ever — so a manual language switch is never undone.
Visitor country is resolved at the network edge from the request — no slow third-party geo database calls.
See how many visitors were redirected, from which countries, and which rules fired.
Get country routing without writing, testing and maintaining custom middleware logic.
Let the team change destinations and countries without a pull request or deploy.
“Once per visitor” mode means a manual region switch is never overridden.
It's on the roadmap. Join the waitlist for early access and launch notification.
Middleware is great if engineers own routing and rules rarely change. If marketing needs to edit countries and destinations without deploys, a dashboard-driven script is faster to live with.
Yes — it's a standard script tag you add once in your root layout, so it works regardless of router.
Join the waitlist for early access and launch notification.