Rule-based redirects
Point any path on your site to any destination as a 301, 302, 307, 308, JavaScript or meta refresh. Open in the same tab or a new one, with optional timed delays and a require-click step before the redirect fires.
DevDome Redirect Manager · WordPress plugin
Redirects that send the right visitor to the right place
DevDome Redirect Manager turns any path on your site into a smart redirect rule. Rotate between destinations, target by country and device, schedule campaigns, and read per-rule click stats. Pages are served cache-safe, so a stale cache never sends someone to the wrong target. Every feature is free, with no rule limit.
This release
- Version
- 1.2.4
- Updated
- Requires WordPress
- 6.0 or newer
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.7
- Requires PHP
- 7.4 or newer
- Download size
- 145 KB
- Licence
- GPLv2 or later
- Source
- Direct from DevDome
Downloads come straight from api.devdome.com over HTTPS, and WordPress
updates the plugin from the same place. It is not listed on WordPress.org, so it carries
no wordpress.org review or rating. The figures above were read from the live release on .
We do not publish a checksum. These files are re-published whenever the plugin ships, so a hash printed here would quietly go out of date, and a checksum that does not match is worse than none.
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301 / 302 / 307 redirect type, set per rule
Geo + device targeting, built in free
10 cache plugins purged on save
Per-rule click stats, live and lifetime
Every redirect, exactly as you targeted it
Create a rule, point it where you want, and choose who sees it. Rotation, geo and device targeting, scheduling and cache purging are all built in, with live click stats on every rule.
Destination rotation
Rotate a rule across several destinations in order, at random, or with a weighted split you control. Spread traffic or split-test offers across links, all on the free plugin.
Geo and device targeting
Allow or block each rule by country with a whitelist or blacklist, and include or exclude desktop, mobile and tablet. The same link can treat a UK mobile visitor differently from a US desktop one.
Scheduling
Run each rule on its own schedule: timezone, campaign start and end dates, weekdays and time-of-day windows.
Per-rule click stats
Every rule tracks clicks and a desktop, mobile and tablet split, both live and lifetime. See which links actually move traffic without leaving WordPress.
Cache-safe delivery
Targeted pages are served no-store so a cache layer never shows the wrong target, with one-click cache purging across 10 popular WordPress cache plugins.
A targeted link in three steps
No code and no theme edits. Build a rule, choose who it applies to, and share the path anywhere on or off your site.
- 1
Create a rule
Open Redirect Manager, give the rule a path on your site and a destination, then pick the redirect type and whether it opens in the same tab or a new one.
- 2
Add your targeting
Switch on what you need: link rotation, redirect frequency, a bypass link, countries to allow or block, devices to include and a schedule window. Sensible defaults mean you can also just save and go.
- 3
Share it and watch it work
Use the rule path anywhere. Clicks are counted per rule with a device split, the page stays cache-safe so visitors always get the right target, and you can purge caches on save in one click.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really all free?
Yes. Every feature is free with no rule limit: all redirect types, link rotation, geo and device targeting, scheduling, bypass links, cache purging and per-rule click stats, on unlimited sites. There is no Pro version.
Which redirect types are supported?
301 for permanent moves, 302 for temporary ones, and 307 when the request method must be preserved. You choose per rule, and you can switch between same-tab and new-tab behaviour with optional timed delays.
How does targeting decide who gets redirected?
Each rule can allow or block specific countries and include or exclude desktop, mobile and tablet. A visitor who does not match is left on your page instead of being redirected, so you never send the wrong audience to an offer.
Will a cache plugin serve the wrong destination?
No. Pages a rule targets are sent with no-store headers so a cache layer never freezes an old target, and saving a rule can purge the page across the common WordPress cache plugins automatically.
Do redirects slow my site down?
No. Matching is a fast server-side check, the redirect itself is a single hop, and nothing heavy runs in the visitor browser. Click stats are recorded on the server.
DevDome Redirect Manager documentation
Everything you need before you install, with no account required.
Installing
Download the ZIP from this page, then in WordPress go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, choose the file and activate it.
The plugin works on its own. A DevDome account is only needed for the paid features.
Setting it up
Open Redirect Manager, create a rule, give it a path on your site and a destination, and choose the redirect type: 301, 302, 307, 308, JavaScript or meta refresh.
Free includes up to 5 rules with every redirect type, link rotation, redirect frequency, a bypass link and cache-safe delivery, on unlimited sites. Geo targeting, device targeting, scheduling and unlimited rules are Pro.
Saving a rule can purge your page cache so the new target is live immediately. Ten cache plugins are supported: WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, WP Fastest Cache, SiteGround Optimizer, WP-Optimize, Cache Enabler, Hummingbird and Breeze.
What is stored, and what is sent to DevDome
Redirect rules and their click counts live in your own WordPress database. The plugin works with no DevDome account at all.
Click stats per rule (including a desktop, mobile and tablet split) are recorded on your server. Nothing about an individual visitor is sent to DevDome by this plugin.
How updates work
The plugin checks api.devdome.com for a newer version and WordPress then shows "Update available" on the Plugins screen, exactly as it does for any other plugin. Updates are delivered from DevDome, not from WordPress.org.
The update check runs only in wp-admin and on WP-Cron. It never runs on a page a visitor is looking at.
Uninstalling and your data
Deactivating the plugin stops it immediately: the tracking script, link rewriting or redirect rules stop being applied on the next page load. Nothing about your posts or pages was ever changed, so your content is exactly as you wrote it.
Deleting the plugin removes its settings from your WordPress database. Data already sent to your DevDome dashboard stays in your DevDome account, and you can erase it there or by deleting your account.
If something looks wrong
A rule does not fire: a page cache may be serving a copy stored before the rule existed. Purge the cache (the plugin can do it when you save) and retry.
You have hit the free limit: the free plugin runs up to 5 rules. Adding a sixth asks you to upgrade rather than silently dropping it.
The wrong visitors are being redirected: check the rule geo and device targeting. A visitor who does not match is left on your page rather than redirected.
Changelog
Read from the live release feed, so it always describes the version you can download today.
Version 1.2.4
- Shared DevDome library updated to the current core (1.4.7): one loader, one registry, a double-load can never fatal again; the suite admin menu is unified under the new DevDome hub. Your site connection is carried over automatically.
Version 1.2.3
- WordPress.org readiness hardening.
- Single-zip distribution: the canonical build now ships the built-in suite updater (it self-disables in WordPress.org builds).
Version 1.1.7
- Transit mode strips chain-internal parameters (dd_ref/_dd) from the inherited query string so they never reach the destination.
Put your links to work
Install Redirect Manager free on unlimited sites and turn any URL into a targeted, tracked redirect rule.