Website health check: find broken links on 50 pages
Spyridon Antonellos
Crawl up to 50 pages of your website and get a list of every broken link (404, 410, 5xx, timeouts), with the page and anchor text where each one appears. Respects robots.txt. Ideal as a monthly site-health check.
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$0.50 per 1,000 links checked (less on paid Apify plans). A typical 50-page check costs a few cents. Links skipped by robots.txt or your exclude pattern are never charged.
Any link returning 4xx or 5xx, plus timeouts and DNS/connection errors. Sites that refuse automated checks (401/403/429) are listed separately as "blocked", so they don't hide real problems.
Every result includes the page(s) where the link appears and its anchor text, so you can go straight to the right place.
Yes. It respects robots.txt, sends at most 2 requests at a time to any host, and identifies itself honestly.