Create and manage 301/302 redirects from the WordPress admin. Regex support, hit counters, CSV import/export, and transient caching for near-zero overhead.
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Permanent redirects that pass SEO equity, or temporary ones.
Pattern matching with $1 back-references in the destination.
See exactly how often each redirect fires.
Bulk-manage and back up your rules in seconds.
Up and running in under 5 minutes.
Install from WordPress.org and activate. A Redirect Manager menu appears in your admin.
Enter the old path and the new URL, then choose 301 (permanent) or 302 (temporary).
Enable regex on any rule to redirect whole URL structures at once using pattern matching and back-references.
Watch the hit counter to spot your busiest redirects, and import or export the whole set via CSV.
No. Rules are cached in a transient for five minutes, so the lookup runs at most once every few minutes rather than on every page load. When no rule matches, the check exits in microseconds.
Yes. Enable the Regex option on a rule and use standard PCRE patterns with back-references — for example ^/blog/(.+)$ redirecting to /articles/$1.
The rule is removed immediately and the cache is cleared, so the change takes effect on the very next request.
Yes. Upload a CSV with columns for from, to, type, is_regex and note. The header row is detected automatically, and you can export your full set back out at any time.