Old links that still lead somewhere
And every page that is missing, on one list
Send visitors and Google from an old address to the new one with a 301, without touching the server. Every address that answers “page not found” lands in a log, counted and with the page that links to it: one click and it has a redirect.
After the new site, Google keeps sending people to pages that no longer exist.
A customer sent us a link from an old newsletter. It ends on a 404.
I renamed a page and forgot. Who knows how many visits we lost.
One subscription for all eight plugins. Pro is for your own site, your company's included, and starts with a 7-day free trial. Commercial is for people who build sites for clients and is bought directly.
For your own site, your company's included. Every plugin, one key.
€118,80 billed once a yearBilled monthly, cancel any time
1 site · all 8 plugins
For freelancers and agencies who install the plugins on client sites.
€238,80 billed once a yearBilled monthly, cancel any time
Unlimited sites · all 8 plugins
Prices include VAT and every payment comes with an invoice. Not for you? Write within 14 days and you get your money back.
Before you pay, try every Pro feature free for 7 days: cancel before the end and nothing is charged. After you pay, you still have 14 days to ask for a full refund, even if you have already activated the key. No questions asked.
Import the list of old and new addresses, then watch the 404 log for the ones you missed. Visitors and search engines find their way, and the ranking follows.
Rename a product, move an article to another category: the old address keeps working by itself, with no rule to write.
Regular expressions for whole sections, CSV for site moves and a weekly email of broken links for every client site, with Pro.
Everything happens inside WordPress: no .htaccess to edit, nothing to ask your hosting.
301, 302, 307 and 410 for pages that are gone for good. One indexed lookup per page, so even thousands of rules do not slow the site.
Change the slug of a page, an article or a product, or move a page: the old address leads to the new one, sub-pages included. Chains are shortened by themselves.
One row per address, not per visit: how many times, first and last time, the page that links to it. Bots stay out, and no IP address is kept.
“Create redirect” on any row opens the form with the old address filled in. Write the new one and the row leaves the log.
utm_source, gclid and the other parameters pass on to the new address. Capital letters and the final slash do not matter, unless you want them to.
With Pro: one rule for a hundred addresses, hundreds of redirects imported from a spreadsheet, and the new broken links in your inbox every week.
Everything you need so old addresses keep working is free: unlimited redirects, automatic redirects when an address changes, the 404 log with one-click fix and the visit counter. Pro adds regular expressions, CSV import and export, search, a weekly email of new broken links and a 404 log kept up to a year.
No. Each page asks the database one indexed question, whatever the number of redirects. The 404 log writes only when a page is missing, one row per address.
Yes, with Pro: export them to CSV from the old plugin or from a spreadsheet, with the old and the new address, and import the file. Addresses already in the list are skipped.
It does not crawl your pages looking for broken links inside the content, and it does not write rules in .htaccess or nginx: redirects run in WordPress. To move a whole domain to another, a rule on the server is still the right tool.
Every option says in one line what it does. You won't need a manual or a developer.
The guides are open to everyone. Pro and Commercial customers can email us in English, Italian, French, Spanish or German, and the people who build the plugins reply.
If it isn't right for you, write within 14 days and we refund the full amount.