Link Juice Keeper
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About
Improve your SEO and keep your link juice by automatically redirecting all 404 errors to any page/post/url. User friendly options and log feature.
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What It Does
Link Juice Keeper automatically catches 404 errors on your WordPress site and redirects visitors (and search engine crawlers) to a page, post, or custom URL you specify. It includes a log of redirects so you can see what is being rerouted and audit broken links over time. The goal is to preserve SEO equity that would otherwise be lost when pages disappear or URLs change.
Who It's For
This plugin is a good fit for site owners who have recently migrated content, restructured URLs, or archived large numbers of pages and want to recapture lost search traffic. It is also useful for affiliate marketers, agencies managing multiple clients, and ecommerce stores with discontinued products who need a quick way to funnel old URLs somewhere relevant.
Who Should Skip It
If you are already running a full SEO suite like Yoast, Rank Math, or AIOSEO, you probably do not need this standalone tool since those plugins ship with their own redirect managers. Small sites with very few 404s or content that rarely changes will see little benefit.
The Bottom Line
Link Juice Keeper does one specific job and does it simply, earning a 66.66 out of 100 quality score that reflects strong ratings but limited popularity and no public support history. It is a worthwhile add-on for sites with heavy 404 problems that are not already covered by a full SEO plugin. Just be aware that you are trusting a smaller developer with no visible support presence to back the tool.
Related Plugins
Pick Yoast if you want a full SEO toolkit with a built-in redirect manager and do not want to install a separate utility.
Choose AIOSEO if you need redirects bundled into a broader SEO suite with schema and sitemaps included.
Rank Math is the better choice if you want a free, feature-rich SEO plugin that already handles 404 redirects natively.
LiteSpeed Cache is worth considering only if you are on a LiteSpeed server and need server-level redirect handling for performance reasons.
SEOPress is a solid alternative if you want redirect management inside a lighter, more affordable SEO plugin.