Robert Peake

Based on the original Random Redirect, this plugin enables efficient, easy random redirection to a post. Supports setting a category for all random redirects, shortcodes to generate URLs that can override the default category, and setting your own redirector URL. Designed to scale to handle high-traffic websites with thousands of posts by using a more efficient strategy than most other redirection plugins employ.
Based on the original Random Redirect by Matt Mullenweg https://wordpress.org/plugins/random-redirect/
Special thanks to Tim Green for providing additional quality assurance testing on the popular rattle.com website.

Better Random Redirect

Based on the original Random Redirect, this plugin enables efficient, easy random redirection to a post. Supports setting a category for all random re …

James Harrison

macardam

The shortcode [arandomnumber] can be added to any post, page, or widget as many times as needed to display a random number. The number has a default range of 1 – 100, but can be changed using the min and max attributes, like so:
[arandomnumber min=1 max=10000]: This will output a random number between 1 and 10,000. (Like this: 8,014) 
[arandomnumber min=-500 max=-1]: This will output a random number between -500 and -1. (Like this: -232) 
[arandomnumber min=50000000 max=60000000]: This will output a random number between 50,000,000 and 60,000,000. (Like this: 56,449,060)
etc.
If you wish to disable commas, use the comma=no attribute, like so: [arandomnumber min=100000 max=999999 comma=no]. This will output a random number within the range without the commas, like this: 456245.

A Random Number

A WordPress plugin that displays a random number on each page load via shortcode. It truly is magic.

Better Random Redirect vs A Random Number