Free tool

A free affiliate link checker that catches more than 404s.

Paste any URL — a blog post, a YouTube channel, a link-in-bio page. Every affiliate link on it gets traced through its redirect chain, checked for a surviving affiliate tag, and read for expired-offer wording. No account, no card, no plugin.

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Free · no signup · about a minute · up to 64 links per scan.

Why free checkers miss things

A status code is not a verdict.

Most free link checkers send a request, read the HTTP status, and call anything that isn't a 404 healthy. That catches the loud failures and misses the expensive ones.

UNTAGGED

The tag is gone

The link resolves, the product page loads, the sale completes — but your affiliate tag isn't on the final URL. Status code 200. Commission $0.

We read the URL at the end of the chain, not the start.

200 OK, DEAD

The offer ended

A sponsor landing page that still returns 200 and still loads, months after the campaign closed. Nothing is broken. Nothing converts.

We read the page text for expired-offer wording.

MID-CHAIN

The redirect broke

Shorteners and cloaked links fail somewhere in the middle. The first hop looks fine, so the checker never sees the failure.

We trace every hop and report the one that broke.

How it works

URL in, priced repair queue out.

Paste any public URL

A post, a channel, a links page. Links get collected automatically — nothing to export or upload.

Every link gets traced

Redirect chains followed to the end, tags checked on the final URL, page content read for expired-offer language.

Sorted by money, not alphabet

Each leak carries an estimated $/mo so you fix the expensive one first. The estimate model is shown with the results.

Honest limits

What it won't tell you.

False positives cost more than missed leaks, so anything uncertain is reported as check manually and never counted as a loss.

NOT CHECKED

Stock levels

Whether a specific product is currently in stock needs each retailer's catalog API, not an HTTP request. We don't guess at it.

NOT CHECKED

Your real earnings

We can't see your affiliate dashboard. The $/mo figure is a disclosed estimate from traffic and category assumptions — a triage number, not an invoice.

BLOCKED

Pages behind bot walls

Some sites refuse automated requests. Those come back as unknown rather than broken, because we can't tell.

Free check

Start with your highest-traffic page.

That's where a broken link costs the most — and where it's been hiding longest.

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