Internal links

Good internal linking helps both visitors and search engines. This crawler walks up to 40 pages of a site and reports broken internal links (with the pages that contain them), links pointing through redirects, sitemap pages nothing links to, click depth from the homepage and per-page in/out link counts.

Good internal linking helps both visitors and search engines. This crawler walks up to 40 pages of a site and reports broken internal links (with the pages that contain them), links pointing through redirects, sitemap pages nothing links to, click depth from the homepage and per-page in/out link counts.

How to use

  1. Enter the domain
  2. Wait up to half a minute while the crawler walks the site
  3. Fix what the report shows: broken links first, then redirects and orphans

Frequently asked questions

Why do broken internal links matter?

They waste crawl budget, leak link equity and frustrate visitors — search engines treat many 404-links as a quality signal.

What is an orphan page?

A page that exists (e.g. it's in sitemap.xml) but no other page links to it — crawlers rarely find and rank such pages.

Why only 40 pages?

It keeps the check fast and the load on the target site polite; for most small and medium sites that covers the important structure.

What does click depth mean?

How many clicks a page is from the homepage. Pages deeper than 3 clicks get crawled and ranked worse.