Redirect Center
301, 302, 307, and 308 redirects with exact, wildcard, and regex matching — plus trailing-slash and case normalization, query-string handling, rule precedence, and an automatic 301 whenever a published post's slug changes.
WordPress Plugin
Available nowURL Health, Redirects & 404 Monitor
Find and fix broken links, 404 errors, and redirect problems: smart redirects, broken-link and sitemap scanning, and a single URL Health Score so you can see at a glance what needs fixing.
Six tools, one score
LinkMedic is not an SEO suite. It keeps your links, redirects, and crawl paths clean, and rolls everything into a single URL Health Score.
301, 302, 307, and 308 redirects with exact, wildcard, and regex matching — plus trailing-slash and case normalization, query-string handling, rule precedence, and an automatic 301 whenever a published post's slug changes.
Flags redirect chains and loops, and — as a background check — redirects whose destination now returns a 404 or server error, with one-click chain flattening.
Logs WordPress-routed 404s with hit counts, referrers, and bot filtering. Turn any logged 404 into a redirect in one click; retention control keeps the log from growing without bound.
Scan posts and pages for broken links and images, on demand or on a schedule, with an optional email digest of what needs fixing.
Detects and validates your existing sitemap — WordPress core, Yoast, Rank Math, or AIOSEO — for unreachable or error URLs. It complements your SEO plugin instead of competing with it.
Import rules from CSV and .htaccess; export to CSV, Apache, or Nginx as text you install yourself — LinkMedic never writes to your server config.
Built for safety
Redirect plugins touch every request your site serves. LinkMedic treats that responsibility seriously.
FAQ
No. LinkMedic is the operational URL-health layer beneath them. It manages redirects and 404s and validates your existing sitemap rather than generating one, so it works alongside your SEO plugin instead of competing with it.
No. Redirect rules are cached, and a request that doesn't match a rule performs no extra database query beyond the ones WordPress already runs.
No. Scans run on your own server and only request the URLs found in your content and sitemap to see if they resolve. There is no external LinkMedic service.
Yes. On a network activation the plugin creates its tables for every site, and new sites are provisioned automatically.
Get started
Install LinkMedic and see your URL Health Score — or tell us about your site and we will help you get set up.