Scott Nelle

<p>Stop 404 Guessing prevents the WordPress Canonical Redirects feature from guessing what page a user might have wanted when they encounter a 404 error. Instead, it will show your 404 template, which may be less confusing and more helpful to the user as well as giving you an opportunity to track the source of the 404 with your analytics package and remedy the issue.</p>


Stop 404 Guessing

Prevent WordPress from guessing what a user meant and just show a 404 page.

Kunal

<p>Allows users to replace the default 404 page with a custom page from the Pages section in the Admin Panel. Or you can specify a complete URL to redirect on 404.</p>
<h4>Important Note</h4>
<p>Please open <a href="https://github.com/kunalnagar/custom-404-pro/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">issues on Github</a>. I will not be using the WordPress.org support area.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Full 404 Page Control</li>
<li>Record 404 Page Data</li>
<li>Custom Page Redirect</li>
<li>Custom URL Redirect</li>
</ul>
<h4>How does it work?</h4>
<ul>
<li>WordPress Page: Choose a custom page from the Admin Panel</li>
<li>URL: Enter a custom URL for 404</li>
<li>Stats: List of all 404s</li>
</ul>


Custom 404 Pro

Override the default 404 page with any page from the Admin Panel or a Custom URL.

Stop 404 Guessing vs Custom 404 Pro