WordPress plugin
SEO Redirection PRO: Redirects and 404 Logs in WordPress
SEO Redirection PRO manages WordPress redirects from the add-on dashboard. Use it during a website migration, permalink restructuring, redesign, or ongoing URL maintenance. When a post or page URL changes, the extension can create a redirect from the previous address to the updated one. Redirects execute inside WordPress, so you do not need to edit .htaccess or use FTP. The plugin can run on Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed, IIS, and other servers that run WordPress.
SEO Redirection PRO manages WordPress redirects from the add-on dashboard. Use it during a website migration, permalink restructuring, redesign, or ongoing URL maintenance. When a post or page URL changes, the extension can create a redirect from the previous address to the updated one. Redirects execute inside WordPress, so you do not need to edit .htaccess or use FTP. The plugin can run on Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed, IIS, and other servers that run WordPress.
Individual URL changes and grouped redirect rules
Create and track 301, 302, and 307 redirects. Wildcard and regular-expression patterns can match multiple URLs, and a folder rule can redirect a directory and its contents. Redirect-loop detection checks rules when they are saved and while they run, helping prevent ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS.
- Redirect index.php, index.html, and index.htm paths.
- Add redirects in a post or page editor with the Redirection Box, or from the WordPress administration toolbar.
- Redirect based on login status or referrer, or send visitors to random pages.
- Handle emojis and international URLs.
- Support campaign links with parameters such as fbclid, utm_source, gclid, and msclkid.
404 visits and redirect maintenance
The plugin discovers and logs 404 hits. Review broken URLs in WordPress, check the user details available for each error, and turn a selected 404 into a redirect with one click. This can help address crawl errors reported in Google Search Console, including 404 and soft 404 results.
Recorded details may include IP address, browser, operating system, country, and referrer. IP logging can be set to store full, partial, or no IP data according to the requirements that apply to your website.
Redirect history and migration between environments
Each redirect can show its hit count and last-access time. The redirect history is searchable, sortable, and exportable. Per-redirect statistics show when, where, and how often a URL was accessed.
Import existing rules from the Redirection plugin. Full import and export can help keep staging and production environments synchronized. WPML integration works with multilingual sites.
Compatibility and support
The product listing identifies compatibility with WordPress 4.1 through 6.9+ and PHP 7.0 through 8.4. The PRO edition includes priority support.

