WP 301 Redirects Lifetime Deal

For one to twenty WordPress sites, yes, and the company behind it has the longest trading history of anything listed here. Before buying a second code, check the founder's own site, because a buyer has already pointed out on the listing that the direct licence is better value per site and nobody has answered them.

In December 2025 a buyer wrote that the founder's own website sells a $99 licence covering 100 sites and 200 scans a month, while this deal gives 20 sites and 5 scans for $49, and asked whether the two were comparable and whether stacking five codes made any sense against it. The question is still sitting there without a reply.

Taken at face value the arithmetic is not close. Five codes here would be $245 for 100 sites and 25 scans a month, against $99 for 100 sites and 200 scans direct. For a single site or a handful this is the cheaper entry and the platform gives you a 60 day refund window the direct purchase may not. For anyone with more than about twenty installs, the deal on this page is the wrong one to buy, and the honest thing to do is say so.

What follows is a read of the sale page, the licence terms, the founder's answers on the listing and the published rating record, checked on 14 September 2026. Nobody here ran the software.

The tier covers 20 managed sites and 5 full site scans a month. Those two numbers are badly matched for agency use, and the scans are the binding constraint: twenty sites cannot each get a monthly scan on a five-scan allowance. In practice you are scanning the sites that just changed and trusting the rest, which is a reasonable way to work but not what twenty managed sites implies.

Redirect rules themselves are not metered. The scanning is what finds the broken links in the first place, so the cap governs discovery rather than the day-to-day redirecting.

The autoredirect option is the feature worth knowing about. Asked in August 2025 whether the plugin could detect a 404 and route it somewhere sensible, the founder confirmed it finds the closest matching slug and redirects automatically. For a site that has been through a migration, that turns a long manual job into a setting.

What it will not do is redirect by country. The founder answered that directly in August 2025, and the answer was a plain no.

Which tier to buy

Buy it if you run up to twenty WordPress sites, you want redirects managed centrally with white labelling included, and a one-off price is fair for automatic 404 recovery.

Compare against the direct licence first if you run more than twenty, because stacking here is the expensive route to the same place.

Walk if your sites are not WordPress. For watching whether the links pointing at you still exist rather than the ones inside your own site, Backlink Checker Lifetime Deal is what this site lists, and Screpy Lifetime Deal audits the sites themselves.

WP 301 Redirects averages 4.85 across 281 ratings: 264 at five stars, 7 at four, 3 at three, none at two and 7 at one, so 7 buyers sit at two stars or below. That is a strong record over a large sample built up across years.

The most upvoted review on the listing is a one star from March 2025 that alleges the plugin makes heavy HTTP requests back to the founder's own servers and objects to the company's marketing practices. It has nineteen helpful votes behind it, which is more than any other review there.

That is a reviewer's allegation rather than something established, and this site has not verified it. It is worth reading in full before installing the plugin across client sites, because it is a claim about behaviour rather than about features, and it is the kind of thing a site owner would want to check against their own request logs. A separate one star review from February 2026 reports the plugin generating a large number of pages unexpectedly.

Against that, 264 five star ratings and a company trading since 2009 from Zagreb. Seventeen years is a long time for a WordPress plugin business to survive, and for a licence meant to outlast a subscription it is the most relevant fact on the page.