LeverletIn development

Know every week which links on your site broke

A scheduled broken-link monitor for small content and affiliate sites. Nothing to install: add your site, and once a week you get an email with only what broke.

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The problem

Pages change, shops close and affiliate programmes move, so links on a content site quietly break. Free checkers run once, when you remember to run them, and many report links that only block bots as "broken", so the real problems get lost in false alarms.

How it will work

  1. Add your site. Paste your address and confirm you own it. No plugin, works with WordPress, Shopify or a static site.
  2. We scan every week. A polite crawl that respects robots.txt and checks every link on your pages, affiliate links included.
  3. You get one short email. New broken links, the page they are on, and links that only block bots listed apart as "blocked", not "broken".

What it will look like

Mockup: design preview, not the final product
Weekly email, broken links listed apart from blocked ones
Mockup: design preview, not the final product
Site overview with the status of every checked link

Price

Early access members hear first when it launches.

In development, launching by 23 November 2026. Join early access at US$15.

Which plan would you most likely pick? (optional)

No payment now. Joining is free and does not commit you to buy. We will send you one email to confirm. No confirmation, no list.

Questions

Is it available today?

No. It is in development. Join early access and we will email you when it launches.

Does joining cost anything?

No. Joining the list is free and does not commit you to anything. You choose a plan only at launch, if you want one.

What if it never launches?

If too few people join, we will not build it. We will email you once to say so and then delete your address.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It checks your public pages from outside, so it works with any platform and cannot slow down or break your site's database.

What does "blocked, not broken" mean?

Some sites refuse automated visitors (errors 403 or 429) while working fine for people. Those links will be shown in their own list so you can check them by hand, instead of being reported as dead.

Can I check a site I don't own?

Paid plans will scan only sites you have verified as yours, at a capped crawl rate.

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