no404: Lost Traffic Recovery listing history

no404 records requests that land on missing pages of your website and sends those visitors to the closest working page from your sitemap. This plugin connects ChatGPT to your no404 account so you can look at that data and manage redirects in a conversation.

What you can do:

• List the sites in your account and see how many 404 requests each one received.
• See which missing URLs get the most traffic, and whether it comes from people, search engine crawlers, AI assistants or other bots.
• Compare the last 7, 30 or 90 days with the period before.
• Check one URL: what a visitor gets today, any manual redirect, and the closest page in your catalog.
• Read the results of your latest broken link scan and backlink checks.
• Create, change or delete redirects on your own site. ChatGPT asks you to confirm each change, and bulk changes are shown as a preview first.

Limits:

• You need a no404 account with at least one site added through Google Search Console. Sites can't be added from ChatGPT.
• Redirect targets must be on the same site. Redirects to other domains are made in the no404 dashboard.
• Broken link scans and backlink checks are started in the dashboard. The plugin reads their results.
• The plugin only sees sites owned by the connected account. You can disconnect it at any time under Settings in the no404 dashboard.