White-label redirects for agencies and multi-brand operators
One SecureRedirector instance, many tenants. Each client (or brand) owns their own domains, rules, and analytics — the underlying infrastructure is shared.
The problem
If you manage redirects for multiple clients or brands, the conventional options scale poorly:
- One SaaS account per client — duplicate billing, duplicate logins, duplicate compliance reviews.
- One workspace per client inside the SaaS — usually limited or expensive on lower tiers.
- Per-client custom nginx config — works for ten clients, falls over at fifty.
What SecureRedirector gives you
- One instance, many teams. Each client gets their own team — own domains, own rules, own analytics.
- Shared infrastructure. One database, one cache, one nginx, one cert-renewal pipeline. The marginal cost of adding a client is low.
- Per-team isolation. Team A cannot see Team B’s domains, rules, or click data. Queries are scoped at the data layer.
- Hand off self-service if you want to. Give clients portal access to manage their own rules, or keep everything operator-side and present cleaner output.
How the multi-tenancy works
Every domain, rule, and log entry is tagged with the team that owns it. The management portal scopes its views by current team; the data store enforces the same scope on analytics queries. There is no global “all redirects” view that mixes tenants.
Operational benefits
- One deployment to patch. Upgrade once, every client benefits.
- One certificate-renewal job running across all domains.
- One alerting pipeline for failed redirects, missed heartbeats, and capacity events.
This is the use case SecureRedirector was designed around — talk to us if it sounds like yours.