UTD Redirects tracks 404s across your entire WordPress network, suggests where each one should point, and keeps every redirect verified — long after you've forgotten you made it.
Unresolved 404s
23
Active redirects
156
Connected sites
4
Redirect hits
2.4k
404s this week
Recent 404 errors
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Detect, suggest, publish, verify. Four steps that run whether or not anyone is watching the dashboard.
The plugin logs every broken link the moment a visitor hits it — URL, referrer, user agent, and a running hit count so you fix what actually costs you traffic.
Each 404 is matched against your live sitemap and content structure to propose the destination it should have gone to. Review, then accept in one click.
301, 302, and 307 redirects with regex support, bulk actions, and CSV import/export. Changes sync to every connected site automatically.
Run an entire WordPress network from one dashboard. Every site gets its own API key and connection test — no shared credentials.
Sixteen tools in one dashboard. No add-ons, no tiers, no per-site pricing.
404 trends, redirect hits, and site health across every connected site.
Every broken link with hit counts, referrers, and one-click redirect creation.
AI-suggested redirect targets drawn from your own sitemap.
301/302/307, regex patterns, bulk edits, CSV import and export.
Per-site API keys, connection testing, and instant redirect sync.
Hourly availability checks with email alerts the moment a site goes down.
A synced index of every live page, so redirect targets are always real URLs.
Verify pages still load and catch silent breakage before visitors do.
Google indexing coverage and URL inspection without leaving the dashboard.
Mute the noise you never intend to fix and keep the queue actionable.
Map old URLs to new in bulk — import a sitemap, auto-match, review, transfer.
Bot and vulnerability-scanner traffic filtered out before it reaches your queue.
Admins see everything; team members are scoped to the sites they own.
A daily digest of new 404s, plus alerts when a redirect target breaks.
Nightly checks that every target still resolves — chains and mismatches flagged.
Trim the UI to the core loop for non-technical users, or show every power tool.
The dashboard is where you work. It is never in the path of your visitors.
Redirects are cached on the WordPress site and served locally. Your visitors never wait on this dashboard, and an outage here can't take your redirects down.
Each site authenticates with its own key. The dashboard never needs inbound access to your WordPress install — the plugin always initiates.
Secure session cookies, fail-closed cron endpoints, SSRF guards on every outbound fetch, and a public API surface limited to exact allowlisted paths.
Next.js and MySQL on your own infrastructure. White-label the name, sender identity, and timezone through environment variables.
Connect your WordPress sites and start tracking 404s in minutes.
Create an account and register your first WordPress site. It's issued a unique API key on the spot.
Upload the included plugin, paste in your dashboard URL and API key, then hit Test to confirm the connection.
404s start flowing in immediately. Accept an AI suggestion or write your own rule — it's live on the site within the minute.
Add your first site, install the plugin, and watch the 404 queue start filling itself in.