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A free version or tier is available; paid features and connected services may cost extra.
What it does
Manage 301 redirects and track 404 errors to maintain links after URL changes.
Who it may suit
A site that changes URLs and wants to manage targeted redirects and monitor 404 errors.
When to consider another approach
Do not redirect every error to the homepage; each old address needs a relevant destination or should remain not found.
Limits and paid features
URL redirection relies on WordPress permalink support; rules must be configured for the site.
Check before deciding
Test the old URL, HTTP status, final destination, and absence of loops; retain logs only as long as genuinely needed.
- Check supported versions and maintenance on the official page.
- Test interactions with your theme and plugins on a copy of your site.
- For paid plans, check renewals, site limits and refund conditions.
Key facts
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Pricing and renewal
- Check with the vendor. No unverified price is displayed.
- Documentation reviewed
- 2026-11-13
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Sources and references
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