Broken link checker
WPFixAgent scans your site's own published posts and pages -- not a full crawl of the internet -- for links that return an error. Internal broken links (pointing at your own site) can be fixed directly with a redirect; external ones are flagged for review, since a link to someone else's dead page isn't something WPFixAgent can repair.
Own content
Scanned
Internal links
Auto-fixable
One click
Redirect
301
Redirects
From scan to fixed link
Published posts and pages are checked for every link they contain, internal and external.
Each unique link is checked for a valid response; broken ones are recorded with their status and source pages.
Internal and external findings are separated, since only internal ones can be fixed directly.
Enter a destination for an internal broken link and create a 301 redirect in one click.
The redirect takes effect immediately and stays listed under Active Redirects until you remove it.
The scan checks links inside your own published posts and pages -- up to a bounded, reasonable number per run -- rather than attempting an unbounded crawl of the entire internet.
Each finding is marked as pointing at your own site or an external one, along with the HTTP status it returned and every page that links to it.
Enter the correct destination and create a real 301 redirect -- WordPress then automatically sends visitors and search engines from the old broken URL to the new one, so existing links and bookmarks keep working.
A dead link to a page you don't control is surfaced for your review -- WPFixAgent can't and won't try to repair a site it doesn't manage.
Every active redirect you've created is listed in one place and can be removed at any time.
Checks your own published content, not the whole internet
Internal fixes create real 301 redirects, not a broken-link cover-up
External findings are reviewed by you, never auto-modified
Redirects are visible and removable at any time
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Read guideFAQ
No. External broken links are flagged for your review only -- WPFixAgent has no ability to change a page it doesn't control.
It adds a 301 (permanent) redirect rule so anyone visiting the old broken URL is automatically sent to the destination you specify -- standard WordPress redirect behavior, not a special workaround.
Run it on demand, especially after restructuring content, deleting pages, or migrating URLs -- the kinds of changes that actually create broken links.
No -- it's scoped specifically to your own published content's broken links and redirects, not a general-purpose SEO crawler.
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