WordPress redirects, sorted.

A WordPress plugin sends every 404 to one central dashboard. Create or import redirects, get AI suggestions for broken URLs, check that targets still resolve, and map old URLs to new ones when you migrate a site.

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Redirect types (301, 302, 307)
404
Logging from every site
AI
Redirect suggestions
GSC
Search Console integration

Site migrations break SEO. They always have. Redirects catches every 404 across your WordPress sites, suggests where it should go, and serves the fix locally on each site.

Capabilities

Migration without the panic.

One dashboard for every WordPress site you manage.

Central 404 tracking

The WordPress plugin reports every 404 to one dashboard in the background, without slowing page loads. Import or export 404 lists as CSV.

Redirect manager

Create 301, 302 or 307 redirects as exact paths or regex patterns, switch them on and off, and bulk import from CSV.

Served on your site

Redirects sync to a local table on each WordPress site, so visitors are redirected without a call to the dashboard on every request.

AI recommendations

AI (OpenAI) matches broken URLs against the pages in your sitemap and suggests a redirect target you can accept with one click.

Migration projects

Pull old URLs from a sitemap or add them by hand, map them to the new site with AI suggestions, then export the map or turn it into redirects.

Redirect audits

Follow each redirect on the live site and flag broken targets, mismatches and redirect chains, with one-click fixes for chains and mismatches.

Google Search Console

Connect a Google account to see indexing coverage and inspect URLs for each site, next to its 404s and redirects.

Spam filters

Built-in patterns filter out bot and scanner 404s (such as .env or wp-config probes), so the list only shows real broken links. Ignore any URL you don't care about.

Sites and team access

Manage many sites from one account. Admins see everything; team members only see the sites assigned to them. A Simple mode trims the interface for non-technical users.

How it works

Three steps. Site covered.

1

Connect

Add the site in the dashboard to get an API key, install the WordPress plugin and paste the key in its settings.

2

Review

404s start arriving in the dashboard. Accept AI suggestions, write your own rules or import a CSV.

3

Redirect

Redirects sync to the site and run locally. Audit them later to catch targets that have stopped working.

Built for

Anyone running WordPress sites.

Site migrations

Map every old URL to its new home with a migration project before you switch over.

Agencies

Keep an eye on 404s across every client site from one dashboard, with team members scoped per site.

Redesigns

Changed the page structure? Import the old-to-new map as CSV and catch the URLs you missed as 404s come in.

SEO repairs

Find broken URLs, check indexing in Search Console and fix them with redirects.

eCommerce catalogs

Regex rules cover whole groups of product or category URLs in a single redirect.

Content cleanup

Remove or merge old posts and redirect their URLs to the best remaining page.

Migrate without the panic.

Every 404 tracked, AI suggestions, redirects served right on your WordPress site.