DeadLinkr: crawl your whole site and map every broken link · Updated September 3, 2026
An on-demand crawler that finds your broken links, 404s and redirect chains before your visitors (or Google) find them for you.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).DeadLinkr is a website audit tool that crawls an entire domain in a single pass and reports every link that no longer works. You enter your domain, it runs a full crawl, and it comes back with broken links, 404 pages and redirect chains, each sorted by impact so you know what to fix first. It is built for the moments when link rot actually costs you something: a redesign, a migration, or a content cleanup that quietly leaves dead ends behind. Instead of clicking through pages by hand, you get one prioritized list and a CSV export you can hand to your team.
This page exists because DeadLinkr is listed on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. There is no test, no jury and no hidden score behind the entry: DeadLinkr holds the spot its bid pays for, nothing more. That arrangement changes nothing about the product itself, which is why the rest of this page sticks to what DeadLinkr does, how its crawl works, and what its public plans include.
What DeadLinkr actually checks
DeadLinkr does one job and states it plainly: it crawls your whole site on demand and finds the links that are dead or misbehaving. That covers three things most audits blur together: broken links pointing at pages that no longer exist, 404 and other error responses returned by your own pages, and redirect chains that quietly bounce a visitor through several hops before landing (if they land at all).
For every issue it also tracks the source, so you are not just told that a link is broken, you are told which page it sits on. Redirect chain mapping shows the full path of a multi-step redirect instead of only its endpoint, which is where slow, leaky redirects usually hide. The result is a single view of what is broken and where, rather than a pile of raw crawl output you still have to interpret.
How an on-demand audit works
The workflow is three steps, and the whole point is that you trigger it when you need it rather than waiting on a scheduled report. Step one: enter your domain to kick off a full crawl. Step two: review the results, which arrive sorted by impact so the links that matter most come first. Step three: fix the issues and export the data for your team.
Because the audit is repeatable, you can run it before a change and again after, then compare. That before-and-after pattern is the honest way to confirm a migration did not leave broken links behind, instead of assuming it went cleanly. The prioritized fix list keeps the ordering opinionated so a long crawl does not turn into a spreadsheet nobody reads.
Who it is built for
DeadLinkr is aimed at SEO professionals, developers and agencies: the people who own a site redesign, a migration or a content cleanup and have to prove there are no dead ends before it goes live. Those are exactly the projects where internal links quietly break and nobody notices until traffic or rankings dip.
The one-click CSV export is a tell about the intended user: results are meant to leave the tool and travel to whoever fixes them, whether that is a dev queue, a client report or a shared backlog. Agencies get client-facing exports for the same reason, so an audit can be handed over as a deliverable rather than a screenshot.
Plans and pricing
DeadLinkr publishes three plans. The Audit plan is $14 a month and covers 5 audits a month across sites up to 5,000 pages, with redirect maps and CSV export. The Pro plan is $29 a month, raising the limit to 25 audits a month and 25,000 pages, and adds priority crawl, scheduling and email delivery. The Agency plan is $59 a month, with unlimited audits, support for large sites, client exports and priority support.
Every plan includes email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee, so the trial cost of running your first real crawl is effectively refundable. These are the product's own published figures, and pricing pages change, so confirm the current numbers on deadlinkr.com before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
What is DeadLinkr's rank today?
As of September 3, 2026, DeadLinkr sits at #15 (10 of 39 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $2 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake LatePinger today?
As of September 3, 2026, about $1 on top of DeadLinkr's current total takes it past LatePinger and up to #14. The board updates live with every payment.
What does DeadLinkr detect?
It crawls your entire domain and flags broken links, 404 and other error responses, and redirect chains. Each issue is tied back to the page it appears on, and redirect chains are mapped in full so you can see every hop, not just the final destination.
Is DeadLinkr a one-time scan or an ongoing monitor?
It runs on demand: you trigger a full crawl when you need one, for example before and after a redesign or migration. Audits are repeatable so you can compare runs, and the Pro plan adds scheduling and email delivery if you want them to recur.
Can I share the results with my team or clients?
Yes. Results are sorted by impact into a prioritized fix list, and every plan includes one-click CSV export. The Agency plan adds client-facing exports so an audit can be handed over as a deliverable.
Why is DeadLinkr on premierdelaclasse.lol?
premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought, not earned. DeadLinkr holds the spot its bid pays for, and nothing about that placement reflects a test, a score or a ranking of the product against anyone else.
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