Broken Link Checker
Scan any webpage for dead links, redirect chains, and HTTP errors. Broken links hurt user experience and SEO rankings.
Scan is limited to the first 50 links found on the page. Large sites may need a deeper crawl.
Too many broken links to fix manually?
Clean up every broken link — without touching a thing.
Full-site crawl, 301 redirects for moved pages, and monthly monitoring so it stays clean. We handle the grunt work.
Full-site audit included
301 redirects configured
Monthly monitoring
FAQ
Common questions about this tool
Everything you might wonder before or after running it.
It scans the first 50 links found on the page. For a full site-wide link audit, you would need a dedicated crawling tool or professional service.
A 301 is a permanent redirect. It means the page moved to a new URL. While not "broken," too many redirects slow down your site and dilute link equity. It is best to update links to point directly to final URLs.
Broken links create a poor user experience (visitors hit dead ends) and waste crawl budget (Google follows dead links instead of indexing your content). Both hurt rankings.
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