Move domains without losing a visitor.
Add the old address, point one DNS record, and every visitor lands on the new site over HTTPS.
How it works
Add your old domains and where they should go
List every domain you still own, even the ones you stopped using years ago, and tell Switchyard which page each one should open.
Point one DNS record
One A record for a root domain, one CNAME for a subdomain. That is the only change your registrar needs to see.
| Type | Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| A | @ | 76.76.21.21 |
| CNAME | www | cname.vercel-dns.com |
Visitors land on the new site over HTTPS
Switchyard issues the certificate and sends each visitor straight through, no security warning and no dropped traffic.
Handles the details so you don’t have to
See who showed up, not just that they left
Every hit breaks down by country, referrer, and device, and by whether it was a person or a bot.
HTTPS on every hostname
Each domain and subdomain gets its own certificate, issued automatically.
Path and query forwarding
Turn it on and /blog/post, plus its query string, carries straight through to the new site.
301, 302, 307, or 308
Pick the redirect status per hostname, so search engines and browsers treat the move the way you intend.
DNS checks that name the provider
Switchyard watches each hostname and tells you which provider is hosting its DNS.
Tags, notes, and search
Keep a long list of redirects organized and easy to find again.
CSV import and export
Bring hundreds of redirects in at once, or take the whole list with you.
Workspaces for teams
Invite teammates to a shared workspace so more than one person can manage redirects.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to move my domain?
No, you keep it where it is and change one DNS record.
Will my email keep working?
Yes, Switchyard only needs the A or CNAME record, so MX records stay as they are.
Does it work with HTTPS?
Yes, every hostname gets its own certificate.
What happens to paths like /blog/post?
Turn on path forwarding and they carry over.
Can I point the domain somewhere else later?
Yes, update the destination or the DNS record whenever you want.
Can more than one person manage redirects?
Yes, invite teammates to a workspace and everyone can add, edit, and export together.