Who This Is For / When to Use
Use URL Redirects when you need to preserve SEO, consolidate domains, clean up URLs, or redirect traffic to funnels or website pages within the same account.
What You Can Redirect To
Kyrios supports four redirect destination types:
Custom URL – Redirect to any external or internal URL.
Funnel – Redirect to a specific step in a live funnel.
Website – Redirect to a live page on a website linked to a domain.
All Paths (REGEX) – Redirect all paths from one domain to another domain.
How to Create a URL Redirect
Step 1: Open URL Redirects
Go to Settings.
Select Domains and URL Redirects.
Open the URL Redirects page.
Click + Add a Redirect.
Step 2: Configure the Source (Redirect From)
Select the Domain you want to redirect from.
Choose one option:
Specific Path – Redirect a single path (example:
/home).Entire Domain (/*) – Redirect all paths on the domain.
If using Specific Path, enter the path (must start with
/).Review the Preview to confirm the source URL.
Step 3: Choose the Redirect Destination (Redirect To)
Click Redirect To and select one of the following:
Option A: Custom URL
Select Custom URL.
Enter the full destination URL (example:
https://google.com).
Option B: Funnel
Select Funnel.
Choose a live funnel and step that is linked to a domain.
Option C: Website
Select Website.
Choose a live website page linked to a domain.
Step 4: Save the Redirect
Review both Source and Target previews.
Click Add Redirect to save.
The redirect is applied immediately as a 301 Permanent Redirect.
Redirect All Paths (REGEX Redirect)
Use this option when you want every path on one domain to redirect to another domain.
Common Use Case
Redirect www.mydomain.com/* → mydomain.com/*
Choose Entire Domain (/*).
Select Custom URL or another domain-based destination.
Save the redirect.
This avoids creating individual redirects for each path.
How to Manage Existing Redirects
View Redirects
All redirects appear in a table showing Domain, Path, Destination, and Created date.
Edit or Delete a Redirect
Locate the redirect.
Click the three-dot menu on the right.
Select Edit or Delete.
How to Search Redirects
Use the Search for redirects field at the top right.
Search by:
Domain
Path
Results filter dynamically as you type.
Important Rules and Limitations
Redirects are always 301 Permanent Redirects.
Funnel steps and website pages must be live and linked to a domain.
Deleting a destination funnel step or page will break the redirect.
REGEX redirects should only be used for full-domain path redirects.
Common Issues and Fixes
Redirect leads to a 404 page
Confirm the destination funnel step or website page is live.
Update or remove redirects before deleting pages.
Redirect does not work as expected
Check for overlapping redirects on the same domain and path.
Confirm the correct path format (must begin with
/).
Cannot select a funnel or website
Ensure the funnel or website is published and connected to a domain.