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Internal Link Checker

Internal Link Checker maps how pages connect on a site section. Paste a URL, review targets and gaps, then export findings on ToolYour.

What is Internal Link Checker?

Internal Link Checker analyzes a public URL and returns internal targets, broken destinations, and orphan-page signals. Enter one page, run the check, then fix the highest-severity items first. Re-check the same URL after edits so before and after results stay comparable. Optional agent path: SEO playbooks on the remote MCP server — see the <a href="/developers/seo-agent">SEO agent</a> use case. Free in the browser; API-backed with shared REST/MCP credits.

What are common questions about Internal Link Checker?

What does Internal Link Checker analyze?

It reviews internal targets on one public URL and returns structured findings such as destinations and link issues you can act on.

What is an orphan page in this report?

A page with weak or missing internal discovery signals relative to the crawl sample — connect it from relevant pages if it should rank.

Can it find broken internal links?

Yes. Destinations that fail to resolve are reported so you can fix or remove those links quickly.

Does it have a REST API and MCP?

Yes. Call https://api.toolyour.com/api/v1/seo-apis/internal-linking or connect MCP at https://api.toolyour.com/mcp with the same key.

Is the browser tool free?

Yes for typical browser use. REST and MCP share 500 free credits per month on one API key when you use the API-backed surface.

How should you compare before and after?

Keep the same control URL, change one issue at a time, then re-run so finding deltas stay clear.

What are the key features of Internal Link Checker?

Spot orphan signals

Surface pages that look weakly connected so you can add internal links where discovery is weak.

Map internal targets

List links found on the submitted URL so you can see where the page points inside your site.

Re-check one control URL

Run the same URL again after edits and compare finding counts so progress stays measurable.

Flag broken destinations

Highlight internal targets that fail to resolve so you can fix or remove dead navigation paths.

How do you use Internal Link Checker?

Run the check

Start the analysis and wait until the results panel lists findings for that URL.

Enter a public URL

Paste one HTTPS page you want to inspect for internal link structure.

Fix then verify

Resolve the top finding, submit the same URL again, and confirm the issue count drops.

How does Internal Link Checker handle privacy?

Browser runs process the public URL you submit for that session and show findings on the page. Do not paste private admin URLs, tokens, or confidential paths. For API or MCP, store keys outside chat logs and rotate any key that appears in screenshots or tickets.

What are 3 use cases for Internal Link Checker?

Use it before publishing a section to catch dead internal targets. Use it after a redesign on the same control URL to confirm navigation still connects key pages. Use it in weekly QA when two candidate templates need a quick structure compare before release.

How do you troubleshoot empty or partial results?

Confirm the URL is publicly reachable over HTTPS, allow redirects to settle, then retry. If the page blocks bots or requires login, use a public equivalent URL. Compare against a known-good sample page to separate site access issues from tool errors.

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Use Internal Link Checker three ways

The free Internal Link Checker on this page works in your browser. The same workflow is available via REST API for apps and via the remote MCP server for Cursor, Claude, and other agents — one API key, one plan, one quota. This tool is part of the seo-apis module under Digital Tools.

Agents close the full job with run_playbook seo-site-audit, then verify until pass — see SEO agent.

  • 1. Get an API keySign in and open Dashboard → API Keys (works for REST and MCP).
  • 2. Call or connectUse the REST API from your server, or paste the MCP URL into your agent config.
  • 3. Same key & creditsREST and MCP share one API key and monthly credit quota with this browser tool when the tool is API-backed.