HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect

The resource temporarily resides at a different URL. The request method must not change.

What 307 means

HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect is the strict version of 302. It guarantees that the HTTP method and body are preserved during the redirect. If a POST request receives a 307, the client must POST to the new URL (not GET).

Common causes

How to fix it

SEO impact

Similar to 302 — search engines treat it as temporary. Use 308 for permanent redirects that need method preservation.

Monitoring tip

LemWatch tracks 307 redirects and alerts if they've been active for an extended period, suggesting they should be 308s.