A broken link checker that only reports links broken when it has proof, running on your own server with no cloud service
AI search visibility checker that auto-publishes SEO content and tracks brand mentions across Google, ChatGPT, and Reddit
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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Based in
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GB
Pricing model
Freemium
Free trial
Pricing
Free version available with no restrictions. Pro Single: €29/year for 1 site; Pro Plus: €59/year for 5 sites; Pro Agency: €99/year for 25 sites. Prices shown are net of VAT.
£19/month per site, with a 7-day free trial requiring no card. One plan includes all features: SEO content workflows, AI web-search visibility snapshots, Reddit engine, technical audits, keyword discovery, and auto-publishing.
Key features
Verifies broken links through confirmed 404/410 codes or three consecutive failed checks
Checks internal links, external links, images, links in comments and redirect chains
Identifies links to drafts, private and pending posts
Reads pages as visitors see them, finding links built by page builders
AI assistant integration on WordPress 6.9 and later
URL replacement with preview and undo (Pro add-on)
CSV export (Pro add-on)
Silent list for domains that never answer robots
Requires WordPress 6.1 or later and PHP 7.4 or later
AI web-search visibility snapshots with brand citation tracking
AI-written SEO articles with auto-publishing to CMS
Reddit engine to find and draft replies to buyer discussions
Technical SEO audits with prioritized findings
Keyword discovery and Google Search Console insights
AI-generated featured images
Backlink prospecting with outreach emails
Transparent source citations on every article
What makes it different
Runs entirely on your own server with no cloud service or account required
Free version is complete with no restrictions or trial limitations
Transparent AI content with verifiable sources on every article
Tracks whether AI search engines like ChatGPT cite your brand in their answers
Built and actively used by the founder on his own sites
Covers three search channels—Google, AI web search, and Reddit—in a single tool
Onsite Link Verdict