What it means

A 307 Temporary Redirect is similar to a 302, but with one important difference: the client must use the same HTTP method when following the redirect. If the original request was a POST, the redirected request must also be a POST. Use 307 when you need to preserve the request method.

Common causes

• A temporary redirect is in place that needs to preserve POST or PUT requests.
• A maintenance page is in effect for a specific endpoint.

How to fix it

• No action needed if the redirect is intentional. Use 308 for permanent moves that preserve method.