Cause: Number Of Redirects Hit Maximum Amount

The “Number of Redirects Hit Maximum Amount” error occurs when a request is caught in a redirect loop or exceeds the allowed number of redirects. This is usually caused by an incorrect or conflicting redirect configuration at the site, CDN, or server level.

• Incorrect redirect added by the site owner or developer

• Redirect loop between HTTP and HTTPS

• Conflicting redirects between WordPress and external services (such as a CDN)

• Page-level or plugin-based redirect misconfiguration

• Multiple redirects pointing back to each other

• Browser error indicating too many redirects

• Monitoring alert showing “Number of Redirects Hit Maximum Amount”

• Site fails to load and keeps redirecting

• Clearing cookies does not resolve the issue

• Check any redirects recently added by the client

• Remove or correct improperly configured rules

• Review redirect rules at the CDN or DNS provider, if applicable

• Conflicting redirects at this level may be detected and resolved automatically in some cases

• Disable redirect plugins temporarily

• Verify WordPress Address and Site Address settings

• Ensure HTTPS and non-HTTPS URLs are not redirecting in a loop

• Clear browser cache

• Reload the site and confirm it loads normally

Contact support if:

• You cannot identify the source of the redirect loop

• The issue persists after removing recent redirects

• The site remains inaccessible

Provide the site URL and details of any recent redirect changes to help speed up troubleshooting.