Shopware 6 Plugin Product 404 Redirects

Shopware 6 redirects for deleted product URLs.

Product 404 Redirects is available in the Shopware Store. Redirect deleted product URLs to categories, review rules in the administration and explain the redirect with an optional visitor notice.

Shopware 6.7: v1.1.0 · Shopware 6.6: v0.1.2

INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE

/your-favourite-sneakers/
PRODUCT 404 REDIRECTS ↓
301 → 200 / OK

A better place to land.

/sneakers/

Product 404 RedirectsTry it with and without the plugin

Illustration of a redirect to a relevant category. No live store data.

Deleted products leave a trail of broken links

Search results, old social posts, and bookmarks can still point to a deleted product. A relevant category can give visitors a useful next step. A 301 redirect makes sense when the destination is relevant; a normal 404 is appropriate when no suitable replacement exists.

Old links can still receive visits

A product can disappear from your catalogue while its URL remains in search results, newsletters and bookmarks.

Choose a useful next step

A direct replacement or a relevant category can help the visitor continue. A genuine 404 is appropriate when no useful replacement exists.

Check the actual result

A redirect is a technical response. It does not prove a recovered sale or guarantee search rankings.

Released for Shopware 6.6 and 6.7

A relevant 301 redirect signals a permanent move. Review targets and avoid chains or blanket redirects unrelated to the original product.

Category destinations

Saved mappings, Shopware SEO URL records and history help resolve known product URLs. Matching an old URL depends on the data still available.

Editable rules

Review source, target, sales channel and hit count in the administration. Change destinations, enable or disable rules and remove outdated mappings.

English and German interface

The plugin includes English and German translations and an optional storefront message with the product name and configurable duration.

Sales channels and fallback

Rules are created for storefront sales channels; headless channels are skipped. The homepage fallback can be disabled so an unmatched URL keeps a genuine 404 response.

Limited log retention

The current changelog describes redirect logs without user agents or IP hashes and a 30-day default retention. Older descriptive text in the Store lists different values.

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Setup in Shopware

The current releases handle redirects through a Shopware SEO resolver decorator, as documented in the changelog.

1. Select the matching release

Get the matching release from the Shopware Store: 1.1.0 for Shopware 6.7.12.0 and later 6.7 versions, or 0.1.2 for Shopware 6.6.0.0 and later 6.6 versions. For Shopware 6.7 versions before 6.7.12.0, select an older compatible plugin release in the Store.

2. Install and activate

Open Extensions → My Extensions in the administration, install and activate the plugin, then clear the cache.

3. Review configuration

Check redirects, visitor notice, fallback and log retention. Prefer a relevant category to a general homepage wherever possible.

4. Test a storefront URL

Use a test product and save its URL before deletion. Verify the rule, destination and HTTP status in the relevant languages and sales channels.

Versions, price and languages

Information checked on 16 September 2026. The Shopware Store is the source for current terms and exact compatibility.

Shopware 6.6 and 6.7

Version 0.1.2 supports the Shopware 6.6 series from 6.6.0.0; version 1.1.0 supports the 6.7 series from 6.7.12.0. They were tested on 6.6.10.25 and 6.7.14.1 respectively, and both are listed in the Store. The packages remain limited to their own Shopware series.

Subscription

€4.99 per month or €29.99 per year, excluding VAT, with a free trial month according to the Store. Purchase and current terms are handled by Shopware.

Platform and languages

For Shopware storefront sales channels, with an English and German interface. Use the PHP version and dependencies required by your Shopware release. The optional visitor notice uses a Secure cookie and requires HTTPS.

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Latest release changes

Released on 16 September 2026. These notes cover the changes in each update.

1.1.0 · Shopware 6.7

  • Compatibility reviewed on Shopware 6.7.12.1, 6.7.14.0 and 6.7.14.1; minimum supported release is now 6.7.12.
  • Cookie consent registration uses the current Shopware cookie collection event.
  • Redirect notices use a Secure cookie for HTTPS transmission.
  • Symfony services and routes use YAML; Administration snippets use native discovery.
  • Removed an incomplete category foreign key for MySQL 8.4 schema compatibility. Existing redirects and their historical category references are preserved.

0.1.2 · Shopware 6.6

  • Compatibility reviewed with Shopware 6.6.10.25.
  • Removed an incomplete category foreign key for MySQL 8.4 schema compatibility. Existing redirects and their historical category references are preserved.
  • Redirect notices use a Secure cookie for HTTPS transmission.
  • Cookie registration skips standalone cookies and invalid cookie-group structures.
  • Symfony services and routes use YAML configuration.

Available to install

Product 404 Redirects was published on 2 July 2026. Find the current release, changelog and subscription terms in the Shopware Store.

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Install through the Shopware Store, or contact me with questions about your installation.

Install through the Shopware Store, or contact me with questions about your installation.