> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.agentfire.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.agentfire.com/launch/redirects-and-dns-management/articles-1504942-what-about-my-site-404-s.md).

# What to Do About "Page Not Found" (404) Errors

What 404 (page not found) errors mean, when they're normal, when to fix them, and how to find them.

A **404** is what a visitor sees when they go to an address on your website that doesn't exist anymore, like a deleted page or a sold listing. Some 404s are normal on any real estate website, and Google doesn't penalize you for them.

## When a 404 is fine

* **Old listings:** a listing's page can stop working once it sells or comes off the market.
* **Pages you deleted on purpose** that have no replacement.
* **Odd addresses no one uses,** often from bots trying random links.

## When to fix it

* **A page moved or was renamed.** Add a 301 redirect from the old address to the new page. See [How to Add a 301 (Permanent) Redirect](/launch/redirects-and-dns-management/articles-1505040-how-to-do-301-redirects.md).
* **You moved to AgentFire** and your old page addresses changed. See [How to Keep Your Google Rankings When You Move Your Website](/launch/redirects-and-dns-management/articles-1505032-preserving-seo-rankings-from-your-old-website-301-redirects.md).
* **A link on your own website is broken,** like a menu item or button. Fix the link so it points to the right page.

Don't send every 404 to your home page. Only redirect an address when there's a page that matches it.

## How to find them

* **Google Search Console:** open the **Pages** report and look for **Not found (404)**. Click it to see the addresses. See [How to Set Up Google Search Console](/launch/google-services/articles-1504905-01-setting-up-google-search-console.md).

Check which addresses they are before you fix anything.

## Common Questions

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<summary>Search Console shows hundreds of 404s. Is my site broken?</summary>

Usually not. Open the list and check each address. Old listings and pages you deleted on purpose are fine. Fix any that are pages people still use, or that your own website links to.

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<summary>Can I redirect a whole group of old addresses with one rule?</summary>

No. Each redirect matches one exact address. For a long list, email <support@agentfire.com> with the old and new addresses.

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<summary>A site audit tool shows errors, but the links open fine for me.</summary>

Some audit tools get blocked by our security, so they report errors for pages that work. Check the same pages in Google Search Console. If Google isn't reporting a problem, they're fine.

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<summary>Can you check my whole site for broken links?</summary>

Email <support@agentfire.com> with the pages or links you've found broken, and we'll fix them.

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<summary>Can I choose the page visitors see for a 404?</summary>

Yes. Go to **Headers & Footers** > **Headers**, click **Settings**, and pick a page under **Custom 404 page**. Then click **Update**. See [How to Choose Your Website's Default Header and Footer](/spark-editor/spark-editor/articles-2423565-choosing-default-headers-footers.md).

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