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Introduction

Redirect Pro helps you maintain your store’s SEO health by managing URL redirects and tracking 404 broken links. Whether you’re restructuring your catalog, fixing 404 errors, or migrating from another platform, Redirect Pro keeps your customers on the right path.

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What you can do with Redirect Pro

Create 301 redirects

Set up permanent redirects to preserve SEO rankings when URLs change

Track broken links

Monitor 404 errors and fix them before they hurt your SEO

Import redirects in bulk

Upload hundreds or thousands of redirects at once with a spreadsheet

Use redirect rules

Create pattern-based rules that automatically redirect multiple URLs

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Get started in 3 steps

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Activate the app embed

Enable Redirect Pro in your Shopify theme editor so it can start tracking broken links and serving redirects.Activation guide →
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Test broken link tracking

Visit a non-existent URL on your store (like yourstore.com/test-404) and check that it appears on the Broken links page in the app.Learn about broken link tracking →
3

Create your first redirect

Set up a 301 redirect to fix a broken link or preserve SEO from a changed URL.Create a redirect →

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Common use cases

Track 404 errors triggered by real customer visits on your store and create redirects to guide visitors to the right pages. Learn about broken link tracking →

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Migrating to Shopify

Moving from another platform? Import redirects that map your old links to their new Shopify equivalents to preserve your SEO rankings and ensure customers can still find your products. Learn how to import →

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Catalog restructuring

Changing your product URLs, collection structure, or site navigation? Set up 301 redirects to maintain your search rankings and avoid broken links. Learn about redirect rules →

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Discontinuing Shopify markets

Closing a market? Use redirect rules to send visitors from discontinued market URLs to your primary store domain. Learn about market redirects →

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Understanding redirects

What’s the difference between 301 redirects and redirect rules?301 redirects are individual, permanent URL redirects (e.g., /old-product → /new-product). Use these for specific URL changes.Redirect rules use patterns to automatically redirect multiple URLs at once (e.g., all /collections/* URLs). Use these for bulk redirects or when URLs follow a pattern.
301 redirects help preserve your SEO while redirect rules are more powerful for handling large-scale URL changes.

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Choose your plan

All plans include 301 redirects, redirect rules, broken link tracking, bulk import, and analytics. Upgrade anytime as your store grows.
FeatureFreeStarterGrowthEnterprise
PriceFree Forever$2.99/month
Billed monthly		$4.99/month
Billed monthly		$10.99/month
Billed monthly
1050500Unlimited
301 redirects✓✓✓✓
Redirect imports✓✓✓✓
Redirect rules✓✓✓✓
———✓
Analytics✓✓✓✓
Not sure which plan you need? Check our subscriptions guide to find the right fit for your store.
Tracked visits include:
  • 404 page visits: When someone hits a broken link on your store
  • Redirect rule activations: When a visitor triggers a redirect rule
Tracked visits do not include:
  • 301 redirect visits: These are unlimited on all plans.
Think of tracked visits as the “active work” Redirect Pro does each month to catch problems and apply dynamic rules.
Rule matches show you the actual URLs visitors accessed that triggered your redirect rules. You can review these matches and convert high-traffic patterns into permanent 301 redirects for better SEO performance and faster redirects.This is valuable for migrations, replatforming, or when you want to optimize which redirect method handles your traffic.

Create a redirect

Set up your first 301 redirect

Import redirects

Bulk upload from CSV

Redirect rules

Automate with patterns

Track broken links

View 404 errors

Analytics

Monitor performance

Get help

Contact support

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Need help?

  • Browse guides: Explore task-based guides in the Guides tab to learn how to use features
  • Troubleshooting: Visit the Help tab if something isn’t working as expected
  • Contact support: Reach out to our team for personalized assistance
New to redirects? We recommend starting with Create a redirect to learn the basics, then exploring Redirect rules for more advanced automation.