LinkRotly, broken link monitoring on autopilot · Updated September 3, 2026
A scanner that watches your pages, flags dead links, and tells you before a visitor finds them first.
On Thursday, September 3, 2026, LinkRotly sits at #12 of 54 on premierdelaclasse.lol with $2 pledged, $1 behind InvoiceNudgr.
Just $1 more to overtake InvoiceNudgr and move up to #11.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).LinkRotly is a monitoring service that crawls your website on a schedule and checks every link it can reach, both internal and external. When a target returns an error, a redirect, or a dead page, it records where the broken link lives and how it broke, then sends you an alert by email or Slack. The pitch is plain: rot happens quietly (a page moves, a partner shuts down, a slug changes), and the point of a monitor is to catch it before your readers, your rankings, or your checkout do.
This page is part of premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. LinkRotly holds the spot its bid pays for, and that is the entire story of its placement here. We describe the product and nothing else: the tool watches for broken links, the position on the board is a purchase, and the live figures are already shown next to the listing, so we leave them there.
What LinkRotly actually does
You add a domain, and LinkRotly crawls its pages on a schedule you set (weekly or daily depending on plan). For every link it finds, it checks the target and notes the response: fine, redirected, or broken. When something is broken, the report does not just say a URL is dead, it also names the exact source pages pointing at it, so you know where to go and what to fix.
Alerts arrive by email, and by Slack on the higher plans, only when a new broken link appears. Reports are exportable, and the dashboard is built to hold more than one site at a time, which is the whole reason the studio and agency tiers exist.
Who it is built for
The plans map to how many sites you keep an eye on. The Site plan is one domain, for an owner who just wants their own pages checked. The Studio plan covers ten sites with daily scans, Slack alerts, and exportable reports, aimed at freelancers and small agencies juggling client work. The Agency plan stretches to forty sites with priority scans, scheduled reports, and priority support.
In every case the job is identical: crawl, check, report, alert. The difference between tiers is scale (how many sites, how often they are scanned) and how the results are delivered to you.
Pricing, stated plainly
LinkRotly publishes three monthly plans. Site is $12 a month for one website with weekly scans and email alerts. Studio is $29 a month for up to ten sites with daily scans, Slack alerts, and exportable reports. Agency is $59 a month for up to forty sites with priority scans, scheduled reports, and priority support.
Every plan includes email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee, and there is a free trial scan if you want to see what a crawl of your own site turns up before paying for anything.
Why a link monitor at all
Broken links are the kind of problem nobody notices until it costs something. Search engines follow links and hold dead ones against you. Readers hit a 404 and leave. A product page that quietly returns an error stops selling. None of this announces itself, which is exactly why a background scanner that reports the moment a link rots is the point.
LinkRotly's argument is that you should not be finding out from an angry customer or a slipping ranking. You should be finding out from an email that lists the broken target and the pages linking to it, while the fix is still a five-minute edit.
Frequently asked questions
What is LinkRotly's rank today?
As of September 3, 2026, LinkRotly sits at #12 (7 of 39 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $2 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake InvoiceNudgr today?
As of September 3, 2026, about $1 on top of LinkRotly's current total takes it past InvoiceNudgr and up to #11. The board updates live with every payment.
What does LinkRotly check?
It crawls the pages on your domain and checks the links it finds, internal and external, flagging errors, redirects, and dead pages. Each report ties a broken target back to the source pages that link to it.
How often does it scan?
It depends on the plan. The Site plan runs weekly scans, while the Studio and Agency plans run daily (with priority scanning on Agency). You add a domain and LinkRotly checks it on that schedule automatically.
How do I get alerted?
By email on every plan, and by Slack on the Studio and Agency plans. Alerts fire when a new broken link appears, and reports are exportable so you can hand them off or keep a record.
What does it cost?
Three monthly plans: Site at $12, Studio at $29, and Agency at $59. All include email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee, and there is a free trial scan before you commit.
Why is LinkRotly on this leaderboard?
premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical board where rank is bought. LinkRotly holds the spot its bid pays for. Its live figures sit next to the listing, so this page just describes the product.
Duel of the day
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