Demo privacy & limits.

Actual software, sample content

New workspaces run the published RedirectNest Free and Pro 0.10.5 plugins. Already open workspaces keep their installed version until they expire. The menus, forms and local workflows are the actual plugin. Extra demo controls provide a private workspace, edition switching and reset. Explore Pro in Free is informational; the separate Pro workspace runs the add-on.

Seeded redirects and 404 counts are fictional examples, not traffic or checks from your website. Saved reports describe only this sample site.

What is limited

The workspace cannot contact external destinations or send email. Destination verification, external sitemap fetching, recurring network checks and background jobs are unavailable. You can inspect their actual controls; a disabled demo action explains the limit rather than presenting a successful check.

Pro uses a local demo entitlement. No purchase or real license connection is made. License connections, fleet sharing, account changes, plugin installation and WordPress administration outside RedirectNest are disabled. Demo upload requests are limited to 1 MB, including form data. Rules and scheduling settings can be saved for practice; scheduled execution does not run. Demo changes are not transferred to a purchase or to your own website.

Your workspace and cookie

An essential, secure browser cookie connects you to your own demos. WordPress uses separate login and interface-preference cookies for each workspace. No marketing signup is created. The sample WordPress database holds the changes you make, and the gateway records random identifiers, edition, start and expiry times and status.

To limit abuse, the gateway stores keyed hashes of your browser identifier and network address. These are not used for marketing or cross-site tracking. Two editions can be open per browser, with four active workspaces in total and up to eight starts per browser or network per hour.

Expiry and deletion

A workspace expires after 30 minutes. Access stops at expiry and a cleanup worker deletes the temporary site. You can also reset or end a demo from Your demos. Hourly abuse-limit records are removed after one hour; session records are removed within 24 hours after creation once cleanup is complete. The gateway cookie expires after 24 hours. WordPress cookies may remain longer but cannot reopen an expired workspace. Operational failure logs may be retained for troubleshooting.

Operator and hosting

The demo is operated by the same operator as RedirectNest and runs on its GoDaddy VPS in the United States. Cloudflare provides website delivery and security. See the RedirectNest privacy policy for operator and contact details.