TRY REDIRECTNEST
Try a redirect.
Rehearse a relaunch.
Start with one redirect. Rehearse a whole migration. Get a feel for Free and Pro before you install anything.
Give an old link a new home.
Test a path, add your own example rule, then pause it to see what changes.
Try Free · About 1 minute →PRO / MIGRATION REHEARSALCatch a broken link before the move.
Load the sample, find the broken destination, fix it and rehearse publication and recovery.
Try Pro · About 3 minutes →A SAFE PLACE TO EXPERIMENT
Two editions. One clear workflow.
Test the sample path below. Then try “A retired page” and “No match” to compare the results. Use “Add redirect” when you’re ready to create a rule.
RedirectNestEXAMPLE SITE Redirects3
Old links. Right destinations.
| Source → destination | Status | Actions |
|---|---|---|
/old-services↳ /services | 301 | Enable JavaScript to edit |
/offers↳ /summer-offers | 302 | |
/retiredNo destination | 410 |
/services?ref=newsletter
Query parameters travel with the link.Interactive example, not a connection to WordPress. Rules live in memory until you reload. No URL is visited and no data is uploaded. Export downloads a CSV to your device.
Your everyday redirect workspace. Add, edit, pause and test example rules. This shows the first matching redirect; the plugin also has a local chain tester.
Your first real redirect ↗Load the sample CSV and run the checks. Review the broken /old-help row, change its destination to /help, then recheck. Publish, verify and try restoring the starting rules.
RedirectNest PROBROWSER SIMULATION MIGRATION PROJECT
A fresh start for Acorn Studio.
Four old URLs. One broken destination. A chance to fix it before the move.
- 01 Draft
- 02 Review
- 03 Publish
- 04 Verify
- 05 Restore
Load the sample CSV to create a draft. Your example live rules stay unchanged until you publish.
| Source → destination | Response | Simulated observation | Review |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your draft will appear here. Load the sample to begin. | |||
Ready when you are.
Example live rules 2
The starting rules. Publishing preserves these and adds the four migration rules.
/contact-us → /contact/old-team → /team
A way back.
Publishing saves a snapshot of the starting rules. Restore it to undo the example migration.
Rule-set recovery restores redirects. It does not restore pages, files or the WordPress database.
What this demo does—and what it simulates
Draft edits, publication, report export and restoration change example data in this tab. Destination observations use fixed fixtures: /about, /services and /help return a simulated 200; /missing returns 404; /slow times out. No URL is requested.
The real Pro add-on performs server-side HTTP checks with address validation, time limits and TLS verification. Check results can change after publication. This rehearsal does not verify your website or reproduce every plugin screen.
Memory only. Switching editions keeps your work; reloading clears it. No email, cookies or uploaded data. Reports download to your device and are marked SIMULATED.
No locked controls. No redirect expiry.
Free works on its own. Pro is a separate add-on. Published redirects stay in Free when you deactivate Pro.