Seller tool / Link health
Find the links that break trust or add unnecessary hops.
Scan a small public sitemap sample, check a predictable number of HTTP(S) anchors, and review broken responses or redirects before buyers and crawlers encounter them.
Run link health
Broken link and redirect audit
Enter a public storefront URL to start.
Decision rule
Repair the highest-value destination first.
A broken policy, payment, review, or product link can matter more than a low-value blog link. Fix one source or destination, then repeat the same budgets.
- Review 4xx, 5xx, network, and unresolved redirect results.
- Update source links that point through repeated redirects.
- Rescan after one controlled fix and compare the counts.
Questions
Link-health boundaries
Does this check every link on my site?
No. It checks HTTP(S) anchors from a bounded sample of public sitemap pages and applies a link budget. Use linkinator or lychee for a deeper authorized crawl.
Is a redirect always a problem?
No. One intentional redirect can be valid, but repeated or obsolete redirects add latency and should be reviewed.
Can it check private checkout links?
No. Private pages, credentials, cookies, and private-network targets are outside this read-only public tool.