Find and Fix Broken Links and Redirects

Broken links frustrate visitors and hurt your SEO. Internal redirects waste crawl budget and slow down your pages. The longer they go unnoticed, the more damage they do.

SiteGuru's Broken Links Report finds all broken links and redirects so you can fix them fast.

Every Broken Internal Link, in One List

SiteGuru crawls your site and checks every internal link. Links returning 404s, 500s, or other errors are collected in a single overview, sorted by how many pages link to them.

The pages with the most incoming broken links show up first, so you fix the highest-impact issues first.

List of broken internal links found by SiteGuru

Spot Internal Redirects: 301s and 302s

A link that redirects still works, but it adds an extra hop for both visitors and Googlebot. SiteGuru flags every internal redirect and tells you whether it's permanent (301) or temporary (302).

Update those links to point straight to the final URL. Fewer redirects means faster pages and cleaner crawling.

Internal redirects overview showing permanent and temporary redirects

See Exactly Where Each Broken Link Lives

For every broken URL, SiteGuru lists the pages that link to it. Click through and you're looking at the exact page you need to edit.

No detective work needed: just open the page, update or remove the link, and move on.

Pages linking to broken URLs with source and target details

Catch New Broken Links Automatically

Pages get deleted, slugs change, someone typos a URL in the CMS — broken links keep showing up. SiteGuru re-crawls your site on a schedule and flags new issues as they appear.

You'll see what changed since the last crawl, so you can fix new problems before your visitors (or Google) run into them.

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