Are any of your links broken?
Dead links hide on the pages you never visit. This reads your pages, follows every link on them, and lists the ones that go nowhere, with the page each one sits on.
Why a dead link costs more than it looks
A broken link is small and invisible until it is not, and the pages it hides on are the ones you are least likely to check yourself.
A dead link ends the visit
Someone clicks, hits a 404, and leaves. It reads as neglect, and it happens on the exact pages you never open yourself.
Broken links waste crawl budget
Search follows your links too. Every dead one it hits is effort not spent on the pages you want indexed.
You leak the authority you built
A link is meant to pass value to a real page. When it points at nothing, that value drains away instead of flowing on.
One site in, the dead links out
Paste your site
Your home address. No sign-up, nothing installed.
It reads your pages and their links
A few pages, every link on them, checked the way a browser would.
You get the broken ones
Each dead link, its status, and the page it sits on, most serious first.
What it checks
Every link on the pages it reads, checked the way a browser follows them and ranked by how broken it is.
The dead links
The links that return a 404, a server error, or no response at all, called out by status.
Where each one lives
The page each broken link was found on, so you know exactly where to go and fix it.
Internal and external
Both your own pages and the outside sites you link to, since a dead outbound link costs you too.
What still works
How many links were checked and how many resolve, so a clean result is a real all-clear.
Straight talk about what it cannot see
It reads a sample of your pages and checks their links. It is honest about the edges of that.
It samples, it does not exhaust
It reads a few pages and up to a few dozen links, enough to catch link rot, not a full crawl of a large site.
It follows redirects
A link that redirects to a working page counts as fine. Only a final error or no response is called broken.
Some servers block bots
A few servers refuse automated requests and can look broken here even though a real browser reaches them.
It keeps the report, not your site
Your pages are read, checked, and thrown away. Only the report is stored, and only for you.
Find the dead ends before your visitors do
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