PAH Broken Link Checker

Audit up to 500 pages for broken links and redirects

2 followers

Audit up to 500 pages for broken links and redirects

2 followers

Visit website

SEO tools

Scan a website from its XML sitemap, check internal and external links, separate broken URLs, redirects, blocked responses and scan errors, filter the report, and export results to CSV. Free, browser-based, and no signup required.

Free

Launch tags:SEO•Developer Tools

Launch Team / Built With

Customer.ioAutomate Messaging Everywhere — Startups Get 12 Months Free

Promoted

Maker

📌

Hi Product Hunt! I’m Kamran, the maker of PAH Broken Link Checker. I built this free tool to make broken-link auditing simpler for content-heavy websites. It starts from an XML sitemap, scans up to 500 pages, checks internal and external links, removes duplicate destinations, and separates working links, redirects, broken URLs, blocked responses, and scan errors. Results can be searched, filtered, and exported to CSV. No registration is required. Because firewalls and rate limits can affect automated checks, responses such as 401, 403, and 429 are kept separate for manual verification. I’d genuinely appreciate your feedback on the workflow, result labels, and features that could make website maintenance easier. Thanks for trying it!

Report

2mo ago

Forum Threads

p/pah-broken-link-checker

•

2mo ago

Which HTTP responses should a broken-link checker flag automatically?

I m preparing the launch of PAH Broken Link Checker and would value practical feedback from site owners and developers.

Many scanners treat every non-200 response as broken, even when 401, 403, 429, timeouts, or firewall blocks require manual verification. This tool keeps working links, redirects, broken responses, blocked responses, and scan errors separate.

When reviewing a link-audit report, which information helps you act fastest: HTTP status, source page, link type, redirect target, or CSV export? Are there any response codes you would never classify automatically?

View all