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There aren’t many features or functionalities you can play with when it comes to creating and managing a 404 error page. It’s an error code, used to denote a webpage which has no specific content.
For an authority website, having a proper and custom 404 error page is extremely important, as it’s a showcase of how you plan to handle an error.
Now, most of the premium themes (almost every) have specific custom 404 page, which keeps the admins away from requiring any such specific plugins.
But, if you’re among the other case, then here is a compilation of best WordPress 404 plugins. You can go ahead with the list, and check out the exact product to go forward with.
Before you begin, most of the features and functionalities will be all same. So, you’ll find it tough to pick a single one out of these.
Let’s start with the list now!
LETS HAVE A LOOK AT 7 Best WordPress 404 Plugins – Redirect & Log 404 errors 2019
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Over a million WordPress users use Yoast WordPress SEO plugins which is by far the most popular and most robust plugin ... Read full review
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There might be a ‘Pro’ word here, but the plugin is still available for free It adds a simple looking Admin Panel ... Read full review
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I’m recommending it at the first position because of two reasons First, it comes with all required functionalities, ... Read full review
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If you were impressed by the features offered by my first recommendation but were looking for its alternative, then ... Read full review
7 Best WordPress 404 Plugins – Redirect & Log 404 errors 2019 Comparison Summary
| Rank | Name | Rating | Price | Pricing Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yoast SEO | 3.9/5 | - | Freemium |
| 2 | 404 Error Logger | 3.1/5 | - | Open source |
| 3 | Custom 404 Pro | 3.5/5 | - | Open source |
| 4 | Redirection Plugin | 3.6/5 | - | Open source |
| 5 | 404 to 301 Plugin | 3.4/5 | - | Open source |
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You forget the most important thing in your reviews:
By far, most 404’s are generated by hackers, trying to hack the site…
So it’s far better to use security plugins to analyze the 404’s than just redirecting them to your homepage or so.
Hackers are not interested in visiting your homepage 😉
My two pence…
Hey Rolf,
Thank you for stopping by and pointing out that important bit of information to us. We recently wrote an in-depth security guide here: https://www.wpmultiverse.com/blog/wordpress-security/ for anyone interested in beefing up their WP security. I use security plugins in conjunction with 404 plugins to monitor broken links and where users are getting stuck.
it’s good advice thanks Brian… if you interested maybe can feedback to our plugin also? thanks mate!
https://wordpress.org/plugins/404-to-homepage-littlebizzy/
Hey Karim,
Thank you for stopping by, your plugin looks great. It does what it says on the tin.
Feel free to submit it here: https://www.softwarefindr.com/vendors/ (it’s free to do so)