A quick check for public websites

Find broken links before visitors do.

Paste a public site URL and PageKettle follows its internal links, returning broken URLs with the HTTP status codes you can act on.

No account needed. The scan stays within the submitted site’s host.

PageKettle logo and tagline above a browser with a magnifying glass highlighting a broken-link warning.

A focused check of the links visitors use.

PageKettle keeps the scope clear so the result is easy to review and act on.

Internal pages

Follow links between pages on the submitted site, including relative and absolute internal URLs.

HTTP status visibility

See the exact 4xx or 5xx status returned by each broken URL.

Same-site scope

External destinations, mail links, scripts, and fragments stay out of the scan.

Bounded results

A safety limit keeps each scan finite and clearly labels when the limit is reached.

From URL to actionable result.

A small workflow that makes the next link fix obvious.

  1. 01

    Paste a URL

    Start with a public homepage or any public page on the site you want to check.

  2. 02

    PageKettle follows internal links

    The scanner visits successful HTML pages and stays on the submitted hostname and port.

  3. 03

    Review URLs and status codes

    Broken links appear with their final HTTP error status so you know what to investigate.

Ready to see what needs fixing?

Run a bounded internal-link scan and get a clear list of broken URLs.