Broken Link Checker

Why Check for Broken Links?

Broken links (404 errors) create a poor user experience and can hurt your SEO. Search engines may view sites with many broken links as poorly maintained, and users who encounter 404 errors are likely to leave your site. Regular broken link audits help maintain site quality.

Impact of Broken Links

• Poor user experience and increased bounce rates
• Wasted crawl budget for search engines
• Lost link equity from broken internal links
• Negative SEO signals to search engines
• Reduced trust and credibility

How to Fix Broken Links

Redirect broken links to relevant pages using 301 redirects. Update or remove outdated links. Set up custom 404 error pages that help users find what they're looking for. Regularly audit your site for broken links, especially after site migrations or content updates. Monitor broken external links and update them when target pages move.