MIT Broken Links Fixer

Develop by Shopify

$4.99

/ Month

Free plan available

Fix broken links, protect SEO, and enhance UX with 301 redirects.

Real-time monitoring

Track broken pages

301 redirect setup

Broken link dashboard

Analyze visit trends

About MIT Broken Links Fixer

Launched May 26, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

651 North Broad Street, Suite 201, Middletown, DE, 19709, US

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Description

Easily track visits to broken pages and set up redirects. Protect SEO rankings and traffic.

Monitor the broken pages that users are visiting. Protect your SEO and UX by redirecting 404 errors on the site. This app helps you find and redirect broken links to a working page. The Broken Link dashboard gives you an overview of all the broken links on your site, where you can set your 301 redirects to the relevant live page.

Track 404 broken page visits in real-time
Detailed statistics of 404 page visits with URL, referrer, and number of hits
Easily fix and manage broken URLs in your store with 301 redirects
Analyze the broken page visit trends through charts
Protect your SEO rankings and ensure a good user experience

Pros

Real-time tracking of 404 broken page visits.
Provides detailed statistics of 404 page visits, including URL, referrer, and number of hits.
Easily fix and manage broken URLs in your store with 301 redirects.
Visual analysis of broken page trends through charts.
Helps protect SEO rankings by efficiently managing broken links.
Enhances user experience by redirecting users from 404 pages to relevant live pages.
Comprehensive dashboard for overseeing all site broken links.

Cons

May require time and effort to set up initial redirects for all broken links.
Potential learning curve for users unfamiliar with SEO and URL redirects.
Limited context provided on how broken links affect overall site performance, beyond basic SEO and UX implications.