Link Analyzer Tool

How the link analyzer works in seconds: Paste any HTML fragment — a navigation bar, footer block, or full page source — and the analyzer extracts every anchor tag in seconds. It classifies each link as internal or external against your domain, counts rel nofollow and rel sponsored markers, and flags empty, hash-only, and javascript: hrefs that waste crawl budget. Results appear at $0 cost.

Internal versus external classification: Without a base domain, relative URLs count as internal and absolute URLs as external. This makes the tool flexible for partial HTML snippets where you may not know the full URL structure. With a domain provided, same-hostname absolute URLs are correctly classified as internal. Everything runs locally in your browser, free and instantly offline with no signup required ever.

Broken and dead link detection: Links pointing to #, javascript:void(0), or left completely empty are counted separately and listed with their anchor text so you can locate and fix them. A Denver developer reviewing a $4,200 redesign on 09/21/2026 can catch dead hrefs before launch without any server upload. These dead links break keyboard navigation and screen-reader accessibility.

Nofollow and sponsored link compliance: The internal-to-external ratio gives a quick health check. Pages with zero internal links may be orphaned, while pages with zero external links may lack citation. Sponsored and affiliate links must carry rel sponsored or rel nofollow — non-compliance risks manual penalties from Google. A Miami affiliate marketer linking to a $2,000 product page can verify the rel attribute is present.

Privacy and batch audit workflow: All analysis runs entirely in your browser. No HTML data is transmitted to any server, stored, or logged. SEO agencies in New York analyzing a $12,000 quarterly retainer can batch-paste multiple HTML blocks and compare link profiles across templates. The plain-text output formats cleanly for spreadsheets and client presentations on 09/20/2026. Export the results directly into Excel or Google Sheets for team review. The classification breakdown helps you spot pages with zero internal links, which may be orphaned and unreachable by crawlers. A Seattle team auditing 400 navigation links gets actionable counts in seconds without crawling their live server.

Practical link audit checklist: Copy your page HTML, paste it in, enter your domain, and review the counts. Check that sponsored links carry rel attributes, verify internal link density is adequate, and fix empty hrefs before publishing. Use this for $3,500/client Austin audits, $15,000/client Seattle knowledge base reviews, or $20,000/month New York editorial link debt cleanup across multiple sections.