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Internal Link Map & Broken Link Checker

Inspect internal links, broken destinations and crawl-derived link structure. A free verified account is required; results reflect the pages actually reached.

Evidence-based analysis with disclosed data sourcesVersion 1.0.0

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How to use Internal Link Map & Broken Link Checker

  1. Sign in with an email-verified free Mayexa account and review availability and daily limits.
  2. Choose the relevant task in this product workspace. Enter only the public website, page, business or prompt details it requests.
  3. Read the processing disclosure and submit only if the required integration is available. A disconnected provider cannot return live data.
  4. Review the evidence, source and timestamp alongside the explanation. Treat unavailable checks separately from confirmed failures.
  5. Verify proposed changes before applying them. Save a report only when you want it retained with your account.

A practical example

A service page that should rank sits four clicks deep with only one internal link; the map shows which hub pages to link from.

How it works

Directed graph of internal links between crawled pages; PageRank-style iteration (damping 0.85, 30 rounds) scaled 0–100; breadth-first click depth.

Limits and assumptions

Based on links found in the crawled HTML (up to 200 pages); links added by JavaScript are not seen. Link strength is computed on your own site only and says nothing about backlinks.

Interactive internal link graphLink-strength score per pageBroken internal links with sourcesOrphan, dead-end and deep pagesClick-depth distribution
CLEAR ANSWERS

Frequently asked questions

What does Internal Link Map & Broken Link Checker help with?

An internal link checker maps connections between pages reached during a crawl. Mayexa helps inspect broken destinations and relative link structure so important content is easier to find. The graph represents the fetched portion of a website rather than every URL that could exist.

What should I check before relying on the result?

A timeout is not the same as a confirmed broken link. A bounded crawl can miss orphan pages, and a PageRank-style internal metric is a local calculation rather than Google's PageRank. Confirm findings on the live destination before deleting content or creating redirects, especially for pages outside your control.

Do I need a Mayexa account?

A free email-verified Mayexa account is required. Public explanations remain accessible without signing in. Daily limits apply; unconfigured providers are shown as unavailable.

Learn the method and check the limits

Work through a practical example and understand how to interpret the result before relying on it.

Find Broken Internal Links and Improve Crawl Paths