stopnstorstorage.com

Summary

We found 957 old URLs for stopnstorstorage.com. 538 have a confident destination and 363 need human review. Of the rest, 56 need no redirect because their URLs are unchanged, and 3 will return 410 (gone). The plan has 898 301 redirects. Two things block launch: 294 redirects use placeholder facility IDs, and 228 content pages must be created on the new site. No new site address was given, so exact facility URLs could not be produced.

Key findings

• 957 old URLs found: 72 in the sitemap, 78 by crawl, 909 from the web archive. These sources overlap, so the counts do not add up to 957. 91 pages were crawled.
• 538 redirects are confident and 363 need review. Claude produced 730 of the matches, rules 173, facility data 28, and existing redirects 26.
• 898 URLs get a 301 redirect, 3 are marked 410 gone, and 56 need no redirect because their URLs are unchanged.
• 294 redirects point to facility pages whose URLs contain {tenantFacilityId}. The IDs are unknown until the 14 facilities found exist on the new site.
• 228 redirects only work if new content pages are created on the new site, at paths matching the template's content patterns.
• 39 JavaScript-built pages were rendered in a headless browser (limit 60). No URLs were skipped for budget.

Summary written by Claude (claude-sonnet-5-5) from the run’s numbers.

Contents

1. What daleg did
2. The old site
3. Facilities
4. Before launch: to-do
5. All redirects
6. Not redirected
7. How to apply the redirect file
8. After launch
9. Settings used

What daleg did

When this domain moves to the Tenant platform, every URL people or search engines still use must land on the page that now serves the same need, with a permanent (301) redirect. daleg built the list in these steps:

1. Found every old URL it could (957 unique): 72 from 8 sitemap files, 78 from crawling 91 pages, and 909 past URLs from the Internet Archive. URLs that differ only by tracking parameters, letter case or a trailing slash were treated as one. 0 CMS, feed, image and code URLs were left out.
2. Checked what the old site does with them today: 866 uncrawled URLs got a quick request to see whether they still work or already redirect. Where the old site already redirects a URL, the new redirect goes straight to the final destination, so there are no redirect chains.
3. Identified the facilities (14) from street addresses in structured data and page text, with Claude removing non-facility addresses and merging duplicates, and each facility’s own page on the old site.
4. Listed the destinations (45) from the Tenant site map: standard pages every Tenant site has, plus state, city and facility pages for this customer.
5. Matched old URLs to destinations: fixed rules first (28 by facility address, 173 by standard page rules or identical paths, 26 by the old site’s own redirects), then Claude (claude-sonnet-5-5) for the rest, 756 URLs in 19 batches, choosing only from the destination list or proposing a content page the site map allows. 0 got the site map’s fallback for their kind of page.
6. Checked the plan: no redirect points to itself; no old path that the new site uses as a real page is redirected away (0 held back); entries below 85% confidence are flagged for review.

Claude: 21 calls, 247,487 input and 68,099 output tokens, about $0.97.

The old site

Facilities (14)

Facility pages carry the most search value. Each old facility page redirects to that facility’s page on the new site. Their Tenant IDs are not known yet, so new paths show {tenantFacilityId}.

Before launch: to-do

Facility IDs to fill in (294 redirects)

These redirects point to facility pages whose Tenant ID is not known yet. Once the facilities exist on the new site, run daleg again with its address (exact URLs), or replace {tenantFacilityId} by hand using the facility named on each entry.

Content pages to create (228)

These redirects point to content pages that are not standard Tenant pages. Create each page on the new site with exactly this path (moving the old content), or change the redirect.

Redirects to review (363)

Matched with low confidence or by fallback. Check each one; the notes say why it was chosen. URLs still on the old site (found in its sitemap or by the crawl) come first; past URLs known only from the Internet Archive matter less.

All redirects (901)

Grouped by kind of old page. The same list is in the downloadable redirect file.