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Redirect manager and 404 monitor for WordPress — 301/302/307/308/410, regex, an indexed hot path, and a bot-aware 404 triage inbox.
Features
Redirect manager and 404 monitor for WordPress.
301, 302, 307, 308, and 410 (Gone) status codes
Exact, prefix, and regex rules, with ReDoS-guarded regex validation
Exact matches resolve via a hashed, indexed lookup; prefix/regex rules are only evaluated on a miss and are then cached
A triage inbox, not a firehose: hits are grouped by URL, scored for bot likelihood, and known scanner/exploit noise is hidden by default
Turn any logged 404 into a redirect in one click
Editing a post/page slug automatically creates a redirect from the old URL
Catches redirect chains and loops before they go live
CSV, and direct import from Redirection and Simple 301 Redirects
Back up or migrate your rule set
Old 404 log rows are purged on a daily schedule per your retention setting
Feeds Dragon Activity Log's tamper-evident audit when installed
`wp drm list/add/delete/purge` for scripting and bulk work
Dragon Redirect Manager Pro
Scheduled redirects, 404 alerts, analytics, chain scanner, and fuzzy typo correction — for Dragon Redirect Manager.
Guides
Step-by-step guides from the team that builds it. All guides
Site health
A redesign changes URLs. This is how to map old to new before launch, build exact, prefix and regex redirects, triage real 404s after launch, and stop new dead ends appearing.
Site health
Find broken internal, external and image links across a WordPress site, triage them without false alarms, fix them safely in the block editor, and stop new ones appearing.
A quiet pointer to the Pro add-on: an Upgrade to Pro link on the Plugins screen, a one-line note at the foot of the plugin's screens, and a single dismissible notice once the plugin has done its job. Nothing in the free plugin is locked or changed, and all three disappear when Pro is active.
