DevLemon Redirect Manager

DevLemon Redirect Manager lets you manage URL redirects directly from the WordPress admin — no server file editing required.

Who needs this?

• Your page slugs changed after a redesign.
• You migrated from another platform and old URLs are still getting traffic.
• A post was permanently removed and you want to return a proper 410 Gone response.
• You have campaigns whose URLs changed and you need to preserve external links.

Supported redirect types

• 301 — Moved Permanently (most common; tells search engines to transfer link equity)
• 302 — Found / Temporary Redirect
• 307 — Temporary Redirect (method-preserving)
• 410 — Gone (tells search engines the content is permanently removed)

What you can do

• Create, edit, enable, disable, and delete redirects.
• Import redirects in bulk via CSV.
• Export your current redirects to CSV.
• Search by source or target, and filter by redirect type or active status.
• See how many times each redirect has been triggered (hit counter).
• Loop detection prevents you from creating circular redirects.

Design philosophy

• One function, done well. No SEO suites, analytics, or marketing tools bundled in.
• Zero front-end overhead — no CSS, JavaScript, or external requests added to your site.
• Privacy-first: no visitor IPs, user agents, or personal data stored anywhere.
• Redirects are processed via WordPress APIs — no .htaccess modifications.
• Fully uninstallable: removing the plugin cleans up all its database tables and options.