What this tool checks
I read every link on the page you give me, tidy up the list by removing duplicates and skipping things like email and phone links, then visit each destination to see whether it still works. You get a count of how many links are healthy, how many are broken, and a full table with the status code for every one. Broken links float to the top so you can fix them first.
Why broken links hurt you
A dead link is a dead end. Visitors who hit one lose trust and often leave. Search engines treat lots of broken links as a sign the page is neglected, and any link equity you were passing to a broken destination is simply wasted. Internal broken links are the worst because they trap crawlers and stop good pages being found.
How to act on the results
Fix or remove anything showing an error status. For internal links, point them at the correct page or set up a redirect. For external links that have died, either find the new home of the content or drop the link. If you would rather I audited the whole site and handed you a prioritised fix list, book a call and we will sort it.