A redirect that loads with a browser warning is a redirect that loses clicks. Yet getting a certificate for a domain you're only forwarding is exactly the chore most domain owners skip: TLS setup, renewal every few weeks or months, and doing it again for every new domain in the portfolio.
urlpath.cloud removes the whole job. When you add a domain and point its DNS records at the platform, the certificate is issued automatically by Let's Encrypt — no settings to find, nothing to install, no per-domain cost.
How auto SSL works
- Add the domain in your dashboard.
- Point two DNS records (the A/AAAA records for your root and www) at the addresses we show you.
- The platform verifies your DNS, then requests and installs a Let's Encrypt certificate for the domain on its own.
- Renewals are automatic too — short-lived certificates are rotated for you, so a link you printed on a flyer a year ago still loads cleanly over HTTPS.
What you get without doing anything
- HTTPS on every redirect, bio page, and for-sale page you host.
- Coverage for both the apex (yourdomain.com) and www.yourdomain.com with one certificate.
- No certificate expiry outages — renewal happens in the background.
Why it matters for redirects specifically
Search engines treat HTTPS as a ranking signal, browsers label HTTP pages as "Not secure," and modern referrer handling assumes TLS. For for-sale pages it matters double: a buyer who lands on a secure, professional-looking page takes the listing seriously — a certificate warning quietly ends the conversation.
Auto SSL is included on every plan, for every domain, from the free tier up. Point your DNS and the padlock takes care of itself.