Why would I want a redirect delay?
A delay gives you a moment to display a disclaimer, confirm the visitor's intent, or warn that they are leaving your site. It reduces accidental navigation and lets you communicate before the redirect fires.
Control exactly when the redirect happens
Add a deliberate pause before your short link redirects. Use a countdown landing page to warn visitors, confirm intent, or display a disclaimer — then send them on to the destination automatically.
A short link usually redirects instantly. Sometimes there is no need to wait; sometimes the instant jump is the problem. When you send people to an external site, a sensitive page, or content that needs context, an instant redirect can feel abrupt and leaves no room to communicate. RELURL's URL shortener with redirection delay inserts a controlled pause. Between the click and the destination, visitors see a countdown landing page you can customize with a message, disclaimer, or simple brand element. When the timer ends, they are sent on automatically. You get the brevity and tracking of a short URL plus an extra second to guide the visitor before they arrive — a small touch that improves trust and clarity for outbound links.
Custom delay in seconds
Countdown landing page
Auto redirect after wait
Cancel and dismiss option
Paste the destination link and choose the delay duration you want before it loads.
Show a spinner, a countdown, or a message telling visitors exactly where they are heading.
After the configured seconds, visitors are sent to the destination automatically — or they can tap to continue sooner.
Use the intermediate page to show a disclaimer, a quick tip, or a note that the visitor is leaving your site, so the redirect never feels abrupt or unexplained.
The pause gives users a moment to reconsider. Visitors who did not intend to click can back out, cutting down on misdirected traffic.
The delay page follows your branding, so even the seconds in between reinforce your identity instead of showing a generic blank or spinner.
Delayed links are still short links, so every click and completion is measured in your dashboard just like a standard link.
RELURL makes delayed redirection easy without sacrificing the benefits of a clean short URL. The same reliable redirect infrastructure serves your link, but with an optional countdown page sandwiched in as you choose. You decide the duration, the message, and whether visitors can skip ahead. This is a level of redirect control that basic free shorteners do not offer. Whether the pause is for compliance, intent confirmation, or a better-feeling user experience, RELURL gives you the dial to make outbound links feel deliberate rather than jarring.
Standard shorteners redirect immediately with no intermediate page. RELURL inserts a customizable countdown whenever you choose to add one.
Some tools show an unrelated ad or interstitial during redirects. RELURL's delay page shows only the message and branding you configure.
Third-party delay widgets complicate your stack. RELURL keeps the delay built into the short link itself, with nothing extra to maintain.
Adding a disclaimer before someone leaves your site
Confirming intent for external or gated links
Showing a brief message or tip before the target loads
Reducing accidental clicks on sensitive destinations
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A few seconds is usually enough to show a message. Long waits frustrate visitors, so reserve extended delays for real disclaimers or confirmations.
Always include the option to continue immediately. Forcing a full wait harms the experience and increases bounce.
Your delay page can double as a call to action — mention what is ahead or set the expectation right before the visitor arrives.
A delay gives you a moment to display a disclaimer, confirm the visitor's intent, or warn that they are leaving your site. It reduces accidental navigation and lets you communicate before the redirect fires.
Yes. The pause page includes a button to continue immediately, so willing visitors are never forced to wait the full duration.
You set the delay to whatever fits your use case, from a brief moment to the countdown needed for a full disclaimer. The page is responsive and matches your brand.