Broken link monitoring — no dead links, no missing images.
Relvato crawls your key pages in a real browser and checks that every internal link and every image actually resolves — catching the 404s, dead redirects and missing product photos that send customers to a dead end. You see exactly what’s broken, the page it’s on, and a screenshot with it outlined in red.
- ✓Every internal link on your key pages resolves — no 404s or server errors
- ✓Every image loads, including responsive srcset images and images on your CDN
- ✓Redirects land on a real page instead of looping or dead-ending
- ✓Home, shop, category, product, cart, checkout and account pages — plus any pages you add
- ✓The exact URL, its status and the page it’s on — plus a screenshot with broken elements outlined
- ✓Re-checked after plugin, theme, core and WooCommerce updates, and GitHub pushes
Links and images rot quietly: a page gets renamed, a menu still points at the old URL, an image is deleted from the media library, a plugin changes its URL scheme, a code push moves a route. Each dead end leaks trust, sales and search ranking. Relvato re-crawls right after the changes that cause them, so a broken link never lingers.
- Relvato opens your key pages in a real browser — home, shop, category, a product, cart, checkout and account — and collects every internal link and every image, including responsive srcset images and images served from a CDN. A link shared by all pages, like your menu, is checked once.
- It requests each one (a fast HEAD request, falling back to GET) and flags anything that returns a 4xx or 5xx, can’t be reached, or gets stuck in a redirect loop. External links are left out to avoid false alarms from other sites, and your host’s own bot-protection endpoints are ignored.
- On a hit you get what’s broken, its status and the page it was found on, plus a full-page screenshot of the worst page with the broken links and images outlined in red. It runs after plugin, theme, core and WooCommerce updates reported by the Relvato plugin, after a push to a connected GitHub repository, and weekly.
Does it check the whole site?
It checks your key pages — home, shop, category, a product, cart, checkout and account — and every internal link and image on them, which covers your menus, footer and the paths customers actually take. You can add more pages to crawl, and skip addresses you don’t want checked. It checks up to 1,000 links and images per run.
Does it check external links?
Not by default: other sites rate-limit and block automated requests, which can cause false alarms you can’t fix. You can turn external links on in the monitor’s settings. Images are always checked wherever they’re hosted, because a broken CDN image is a real, visible problem on your page.
When does Relvato re-check?
Minutes after a plugin, theme, WordPress core or WooCommerce update reported by the Relvato plugin, after a push to a connected GitHub repository, and on a weekly schedule. You can also run it any time.
Do I need a plugin?
No — broken-link monitoring works on any site with a verified domain. The plugin adds re-checks right after WordPress updates; the GitHub App adds them right after a code push.
Put this monitor on autopilot.
Free forever on one site — 100 runs a month, started by you or weekly, no card. Pro re-runs your monitors by itself after every update.