Every broken link is a broken promise.
Find dead links and missing assets across your pages — because content integrity is a trust issue and an SEO issue.
- See every link and asset that answers with an error
- Separate broken links from missing images and other assets
- Re-run it later and confirm the fixes actually landed
Scan a page for dead links
Enter a URL and get every link and asset that fails to answer.
Link checking
Follows every link on the page and reports the ones answering with a client or server error.
Asset checking
Images, scripts, stylesheets and other referenced files are requested too — a missing asset breaks a page as surely as a dead link.
Weighted score
Broken links weigh heaviest, then images, then other assets, so the score reflects what visitors actually notice.
Scheduled re-checks
On plans that include check subscriptions, the scan repeats daily, weekly or monthly across the pages of a website you have claimed.
- Does one scan cover my whole site?
- A run covers the links and assets on one page. Site-wide coverage comes from a scheduled subscription across the pages of a website you have claimed.
- What counts as broken?
- Any link or asset answering with an HTTP error status. Redirects that end somewhere valid are not broken.
- Are external links checked too?
- Yes. A dead link to somebody else’s site frustrates visitors just as much as a dead internal one.
- What if the scan itself fails?
- You get an error and no score, rather than an empty list presented as a clean result.
Every check runs on our servers: you provide a public URL, there is nothing to install, and pages are rendered with JavaScript first so single-page apps are read the same way a browser reads them. Each result gets a permanent link you can share. On a website you have claimed, findings become tracked issues, and result pages offer AI summaries and developer guidance on plans that include them.