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DevDome Redirect Manager

DevDome Redirect Manager configures redirects for an entire WordPress site, selected content, custom paths or all missing pages. It is available free on WordPress.org under GPLv2 or later. Rules are unlimited, and the plugin has no paid tier.

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  • Freemium (Subscription)
  • Open Source (GPL-2.0)

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  • Wordpress
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What is DevDome Redirect Manager?

DevDome Redirect Manager configures redirects for an entire WordPress site, selected content, custom paths or all missing pages. It is available free on WordPress.org under GPLv2 or later. Rules are unlimited, and the plugin has no paid tier.

Each rule can use HTTP 301, 302, 307 or 308, JavaScript, or meta refresh. Destinations can be supplied URLs, matching links already on a page, or another domain that preserves the requested path and query. Multiple destinations can rotate sequentially, randomly or by weighted distribution.

Rules support device filters, country filters and schedules with selected weekdays and time windows. Country filtering is disabled initially. Enabling it sends visitor IP addresses to the DevDome geo service for country lookup. Redirect features, including country filtering, require no account.

You can reorder rules by priority and start or stop them individually. The first active matching rule handles the request. Each rule records its own statistics, including redirects and device and country breakdowns. JSON export saves rule configuration without statistics or run state. Import replaces existing rules and leaves the imported rules stopped for review.