SEO Redirection PRO: Redirects and 404 Logs in WordPress

When a WordPress URL changes, SEO Redirection PRO can make a redirect from the old address to the new one. You can also manage 301, 302, and 307 redirects for migrations, permalink changes, redesigns, and routine site maintenance from the add-on dashboard.

Match the rule to the URL change

Create a rule for one address, or use a wildcard or regular expression to match multiple URLs. A folder rule can redirect a directory and its contents together. The plugin also handles index.php, index.html, and index.htm paths.

Add a redirect in the post or page editor with the Redirection Box, or use the WordPress administration toolbar. Rules can also depend on login status or referrer, send users to random pages, and handle emojis, international URLs, and campaign links with parameters such as fbclid, utm_source, gclid, and msclkid.

Redirect-loop detection checks rules when they are saved and while they execute, helping prevent ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. Redirects run inside WordPress, so setup does not require FTP access or edits to .htaccess or server configuration. The plugin can run on Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed, IIS, and other servers that run WordPress.

Turn logged 404s into redirect rules

SEO Redirection PRO discovers and logs 404 hits. Review an error in WordPress, inspect its available visitor details, and convert it into a redirect with one click. This can help address 404 and soft 404 crawl errors reported in Google Search Console.

Logged details can include IP address, browser, operating system, country, and referrer. Configure IP logging to shop full, partial, or no IP data according to the requirements of the relevant jurisdiction.

Review activity and move rules

Each redirect can show its hit count and last-access time. The searchable, sortable, exportable redirect history gives you a broader record, and per-redirect statistics show when, where, and how often a URL was accessed.

Import existing rules from the Redirection plugin, or use import and export to keep staging and production environments synchronized. WPML integration works with multilingual websites.

Compatibility and support

The listed compatibility is WordPress 4.1 through 6.9+ and PHP 7.0 through 8.4. The PRO edition includes priority support.