Redirect Error Resolution
"ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS." Your WordPress site is caught in an infinite loop. We find the cause and break the cycle.
Redirect loops are one of the cleanest examples of a WordPress problem with a specific, diagnosable cause. They're triggered by SSL misconfigurations, contradictory `wp-config.php` settings, caching conflicts, or malicious redirect rules in `.htaccess`. Each cause has a precise fix.
Redirect Loop Diagnosis and Resolution
**SSL Conflict Detection:**
Post-Mortem Report
Case Study: The Migration That Created a Permanent Redirect Loop
Common questions
Questions answered.
My site works for me but not for others. Why?
Your browser has cached the last working version of the redirect chain and resolves it from cache. Visitors with no cache see the infinite loop. Try visiting the site in an incognito window to see what new visitors experience.
Will fixing the redirect loop affect my SEO?
A redirect loop is a crawl blocker, Google cannot index pages that are stuck in a loop. Fixing it restores crawlability. Any rankings that dropped during the loop period typically recover within 2–4 weeks.
I use Cloudflare. Is that likely the cause?
Cloudflare + WordPress HTTPS misconfigurations are the most common cause we see. Specifically, Cloudflare's "Flexible SSL" mode combined with WordPress HTTPS enforcement creates the exact conditions for an infinite redirect loop.
How long does redirect loop diagnosis take?
Usually 30–60 minutes. The cause is typically identifiable from the combination of Cloudflare settings, WordPress database URL values, and `.htaccess` content, all of which we review immediately.
Submit an Incident Report.
Whether it's an active emergency or a request for managed operations, submit your URL and symptom. Reviewed by human specialists, acknowledged within 4 hours.