Broken links & 404s · Included with hosting
One switch logs the addresses visitors ask for that don't exist, scans your site weekly for broken links and images, and offers a fix for each: a redirect, or the link corrected in the page. No Redirection plugin to maintain, no Broken Link Checker slowing the site.
$89/site/month · Hosting, care and all 8 built-in tools included.
Month to month. We handle your WordPress migration.
Broken links & 404s
NEW1 broken link needs a fix
Plus 2 404s with a redirect ready. Each has a suggested fix in the details.
Last 30 days · links scanned 2 days ago
The work, taken care of
Turn it on from the site's Dashboard tab. The site starts counting 404s the same day, the first scan runs within a day, and every finding comes with a suggested fix you apply with one click.
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Every request for a missing address is counted: the path, how often, when, and the page that linked to it. No IP addresses, no browsers, no query strings. Scanner noise and our own crawler are never counted, and the log is pruned after 120 days.
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Up to 200 of the site's public pages are read as an anonymous visitor and every link and image is checked, including links to other websites. Carts, checkouts, account pages and anything behind a login are never requested.
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A redirect only ever answers an address that would otherwise be a 404, so a live page is never hidden, and it is verified with a real request after it is written. “Fix link” changes that URL, exactly, in pages, posts, menus and Elementor layouts, with a WordPress revision first and an undo in the portal.
Built around your next decision
A renamed service page, an old brochure PDF, a post from three years ago. The card shows which missing addresses visitors are landing on, which page sent them, and the closest match on your site now. One click adds the redirect; marking one “gone” tells search engines to drop it.
Broken Link Checker crawls from inside WordPress, which is why it slows sites down; ours crawls from outside, once a week. Redirection and Rank Math's redirect manager keep working beside ours and answer first; we only answer what would still be a 404. If you ever leave, your redirects export in Redirection's CSV format.
After a redesign the old links live on in Google, on partner sites and in the client's own menus. The log fills within days, the recommendations rank the close calls, and each fix writes an audit entry you can show the client.
Illustrative mockups. Results depend on your site.
One managed plan
Broken links & 404s is one of 8 tools built into TopSyde managed WordPress hosting: SEO, speed, two-factor login, cookie consent, form protection, broken-link fixes, database cleanup and AI edits, each one switch per site, along with a team to help you make the switch. Bought separately, the SEO, speed and cookie plugins alone run $425+ a year per site; the others come on top.
List prices checked October 2026: Yoast SEO Premium $118.80/yr, WP Rocket $59.95/yr ($299.95 for up to 50 sites), CookieYes Pro $250/yr per domain (the plan with region targeting, like ours). Two-factor plugins have free tiers, so we count none. Form protection, broken-link fixes, database cleanup and AI edits are not counted either: Akismet's commercial plan lists at $9.95/month per site (checked 14 October 2026), while Redirection, Broken Link Checker and WP-Optimize's cleanup are free, and AI edits replaces developer time, not a plugin.
Optional per site, off by default. Turning it off removes our small plugin, so its redirects stop answering; the redirects you made stay listed in the portal and the 404 log stays on the site.
Standard plan · 1–10 sites
$89 / site / month
Custom development is quoted separately. Volume pricing starts at 11 sites.
No. Our redirects are served only when WordPress has already decided the address is a 404, so a live page, a page another plugin redirects, or a file the web server answers itself is never touched. A redirect is created only when the source answers 404 right now and the target answers 200 on the same site, and it is checked with a real request afterwards.
Slug and title similarity first. Only genuinely close calls go to an AI model, which sees the addresses and page titles and nothing else. If nothing fits, the advice is to leave it as a 404 or mark it gone; we never suggest the homepage. Nothing changes on the site until someone presses a button.
The broken URL's exact spellings in page and post content, custom menu links and Elementor layouts, with a revision saved first and the original kept for undo. Links inside Beaver Builder, Divi, Bricks, Oxygen or theme files are not edited; the card offers a redirect instead. An undo is refused if the page has been edited since, and the revision in WordPress is the way back.
A missing file the web server answers on its own, such as an image or PDF under the uploads folder, never reaches WordPress. The portal says so when it checks the redirect, and the fix is to restore the file or change the link.
Not yet. The switch is unavailable for WordPress multisite installs today.
Choose a TopSyde plan or tell us about your site. We help with migration, review the current setup, and explain activation in your site’s Dashboard tab. Each of the 8 built-in tools is its own switch, off until you turn it on, so you enable exactly what each site needs.
Broken links & 404s, hosting, and managed care from $89/site/month. Start with a conversation about your site.
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