404 Link Monitor

Develop by Shopify

$2-$5

/ Month

Free plan available

Monitor and auto fix your internal and external links

Automatic redirects

Daily scans

Auto fix links

Track 404 errors

Manage broken links

About 404 Link Monitor

Launched Aug 29, 2021

Built by Shopify

Address

114 W. 17th Street, New York, NY, 10011, US

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Description

Find broken links on your store. Easily manage and fix 404 codes.

Finds all broken internal links on the store and tracks all incoming external requests that point to your store. With the help of 404 Link Monitor you can easily track down all 404 errors and automatically have them fixed by redirecting them to existing pages. Automatically scans the entire store every day and applies redirect rules to any broken link.

Automatic redirects
Scans each day and applies fixes on its own
Easy to use and comprehensive details

Pros

Automatic detection of broken internal and external links, minimizing manual monitoring effort
Automatically fixes 404 errors by setting up redirects to existing pages, improving user experience and SEO
Daily scans ensure that broken links are swiftly identified and addressed, maintaining website integrity
Provides comprehensive details and is easy to use, making it accessible for users with varying levels of technical expertise

Cons

No user reviews provided for further insight into real-world performance and potential issues
Potential for automatic redirects to be set incorrectly if the app misidentifies the destination page
Limited customization options might not fit all specific user needs for redirect rules

Top Helpful Reviews

Kazi Goods - Wholesale

Sep 09, 2022 on Shopify

This app claims it found 430 error codes (seems to be an unused error code from my Googling) on most all of the pages of the two sites I'm using it on, and it suggested redirecting absolutely fine live pages, products, and collections! This could be dangerous for less experienced merchants. I just want to see any 404s that may be happening after re-themeing and re-organizing the sites, and there's no way to just view 404s, or dismiss those weird 430 errors. I am not impressed with this app and I guess I'm getting what I paid for.