Broken Link Checker | Free Dead Link Finder - SEOKit

Broken links waste crawl budget, create poor user experience (increasing bounce rate), and signal to search engines that your site is poorly maintained. They also prevent link equity from flowing to the target page.

It is recommended to check for broken links at least monthly, or after any major content updates. Large sites with many external links should check more frequently as external sites may change or go offline at any time.

A 404 error means the requested page was not found on the server. This happens when a page is deleted, moved without a redirect, or the URL contains a typo.

For internal links, update the URL to point to the correct page or set up a 301 redirect from the old URL. For external links, either update the link to a working URL, find an alternative resource, or remove the link entirely.