What it does
- Crawls a page and checks every outbound and internal link's HTTP status.
- Flags broken links (4xx/5xx), redirects (3xx), and healthy links.
- Surfaces the dead links first so you can fix the highest-impact issues.
How it works
- Enter a page URL.
- We fetch the page and check each link's status code.
- Fix or redirect the broken links it finds.
Why use a broken link checker?
Broken links waste crawl budget, leak link equity, and frustrate users. Fixing them recovers lost SEO value and improves the experience.
Best practices
- Redirect broken internal links to the closest relevant page.
- Update or remove dead external links.
- Re-scan after big content migrations.