Deep Scan Engine

LIVE ANALYZER

Real-Time • Accurate • Bulk
Response Auditor

HTTP MONITOR

404 Detection • SSL Check
URL STATUS ANALYZER ● SYSTEM ONLINE
500 URLS
INPUT URLS
LIVE SUMMARY
READY FOR SCAN
Total: 0
Live: 0
Dead: 0
URLSTATUSCODEHEALTHTIMEMESSAGE
HTTP Response Auditor

Audit Your Server Health

A broken link is more than just a technical error; it's a lost conversion and a negative signal to search engines. At InfoGira, we developed the Advanced URL Status Checker to provide real-time transparency into your website's architecture. Whether you are migrating a domain or auditing affiliate links, knowing the exact HTTP response code is critical. Our tool deep-scans your URLs to identify redirects, server timeouts, and permission errors, ensuring your digital infrastructure remains resilient and user-friendly.

Who Should Use This Tool?

SEO Strategists

Monitor redirect chains and ensure your link equity flows correctly. Identify 404 errors before they impact your organic rankings and search visibility.

Affiliate Marketers

Validate hundreds of offer links in seconds. Ensure your traffic isn't being sent to dead pages or restricted geographical blocks (403 errors).

Web Developers

Test server responses during deployment. Verify that SSL certificates are active and that headers are returning the correct status codes across all environments.

The Impact of Link Integrity

Google prioritizes websites that offer a seamless journey. When a crawler encounters multiple 5xx server errors or 404 pages, it reduces your crawl budget, which can delay the indexing of new content. To prevent this, we recommend using our broken link checker periodically. Analyzing your URLs here is the first step in a broader technical SEO audit that keeps your site healthy and authoritative.

Beyond just checking "if a site is up," you should also monitor how fast your server responds. A slow response time (TTFB) can hurt your Core Web Vitals. You can cross-reference your results with our speed analysis suite to see if a "Live" status is actually being slowed down by server-side bottlenecks. All these diagnostic utilities are available in our all-in-one SEO hub.

Enterprise Audit Features

Bulk Concurrency Processing

Process up to 500 URLs in a single session. Our multi-threaded engine handles batches with high speed, saving you hours of manual clicking.

Deep HTTP Analysis

We don't just check for 'up or down'. We report on the full spectrum of status codes, including 301 (Permanent), 302 (Temp), and 403 (Forbidden).

Response Time Tracking

Measure the exact time in milliseconds it takes for a server to respond. Identify "Slow" or "Degraded" performance tiers instantly.

Security & SSL Validation

Identify which URLs are running on Secure (HTTPS) vs Not Secure (HTTP) protocols to maintain a safe browsing environment for your users.

The Audit Workflow

01
Import URL Batch

Paste your list of URLs into the input area. You can import up to 500 links at once for a comprehensive site-wide audit.

02
Execute Deep Scan

Our engine simulates a real browser request to get the most accurate response from the server, including bypasses for common WAF blocks.

03
Analyze & Export

Review the status, performance, and health of every link. Download the full CSV report to share with your technical or dev team.

Technical FAQ

What is the difference between a 301 and 302 redirect?
A 301 status means a page has moved permanently, passing 100% of its SEO link juice. A 302 means the move is temporary. For SEO, you should always aim for 301s for long-term migrations.
Why does a URL show 403 Forbidden?
A 403 error means the server understands the request but refuses to authorize it. This often happens due to geographical blocks, hotlink protection, or firewall rules (WAF) blocking automated crawlers.
Is a 200 OK status enough for a healthy site?
While 200 OK means the page is accessible, you should also look at the response time. A 200 OK that takes 5 seconds to load is still "Live" but can result in high bounce rates and poor SEO performance.
Can I check internal and external URLs?
Yes, our tool can audit any URL that is publicly accessible. This includes your own internal pages, external affiliate links, or social media profiles.
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