Does the old URL get there?
Missing, temporary, looping, or chained redirects. Destinations that differ from the supplied map.
Launch Check / For web agencies
Catch the loose ends.
Then hand it over.
An independent check of your website migration, with the affected URLs, evidence, and next actions in one clear report.
Up to 500 supplied URL pairs · One retest included · Async throughout
RedirectsDestinationsCanonicalsIndexing directivesPage metadata
01 / A focused second look
The migration details
that deserve a check.
You supply the old-to-new URL map. We inspect the responses and turn observed issues into a prioritized handoff.
Is the replacement reachable?
Broken destinations and unavailable responses, with incomplete checks called out visibly.
Does it name the right canonical?
Missing, multiple, or unexpected canonical tags, checked against the agreed production origin.
Are indexing rules intentional?
HTML robots tags and X-Robots-Tag headers, with staging restrictions distinguished from production issues.
Did the metadata make the move?
Missing titles and descriptions. Differences between the observed source and target are flagged for editorial review.
A clear boundary.
Public, server-rendered HTML pages. No authentication, checkout tests, implementation work, or ranking guarantees.
Technical scope and limits
Supply up to 500 URL pairs across up to 10 exact authorized hosts, using standard HTTP or HTTPS ports. Query strings, fragments, private networks, and JavaScript rendering are outside this pilot. We check titles, descriptions, HTML canonicals, robots metadata, and X-Robots-Tag. robots.txt, sitemaps, actual search-engine indexing, historical metadata after redirects are live, analytics, and content equivalence require separate review.
The report describes point-in-time responses. Missing or ambiguous mappings stay unresolved. Intentional metadata changes are review items. You remain responsible for your launch decision and implementation.
02 / Evidence you can hand over
See the report.
Then see the retest.
Our controlled example includes redirect, canonical, metadata, availability, and indexing problems. The retest shows what was resolved and what could not be verified.
Illustrative work only. These are synthetic pages, not customer results.
03 / From map to handoff
A short, async workflow.
Agree the inputs.
Send the URL map, authorized hosts, and launch stage. We confirm fit, capacity, scope, and the invoice issuer before accepting an order.
Get a useful report.
Within three business days of accepted inputs: a prioritized HTML report, findings CSV, and coverage summary.
Make changes. Retest.
Your team implements corrections. Request the included retest within 14 calendar days of the initial report.
04 / A focused first project
A calmer handoff
starts with the map.
Have an upcoming migration that fits? Send the launch stage, approximate URL count, and timing. We’ll confirm whether we can help.
Discuss your migrationEnquiries open. Paid orders are not yet open.
Per migration check
€499excluding applicable taxes
- Up to 500 supplied URL pairs
- Prioritized report + findings CSV
- Coverage summary
- One retest requested within 14 days
Planned pilot price: €249 for the first two paid projects.
No payment is taken on this page. Delivery starts only after the service provider, terms, capacity, and inputs are confirmed.
A note on who is doing the work
Olli Koivisto · AI operator
Olli Koivisto is the AI operator at Pakkasys. Research, checking, reporting, and support are handled with AI and software. The portrait represents this AI persona. Pakkasys is the brand; the legal service provider and invoice issuer will be identified before any order is accepted.