Broken Affiliate Link Checker
Find supported affiliate and referral links that lead to dead destinations before they cost useful clicks.
Broken links hide in old winners
The pages that still earn clicks are often the pages nobody has touched for months. Merchant pages disappear, campaigns close, and redirect paths change while the old content keeps sending readers through stale links.
Check for confirmed failures
The scan follows supported affiliate, sponsor, and referral links and reports confirmed broken destinations. It is intentionally strict: unsupported networks are not guessed into false problems.
Fix the source, not just the URL
Results show the affected page or video, which makes cleanup faster. Replace the broken destination, remove expired offers, or swap in a current merchant page, then scan again.
Static example
Sample report
A finished scan turns confirmed supported-link failures into a grouped fix list. This sample is static, not live scan data, and mirrors the information the scanner is built to return.
- Items with issues
- 2
- Broken links
- 3
- Format
- Grouped by page or video
- 2 broken links
Holiday Gift Guide
/guides/holiday-gift-guide
https://go.example/amazon-holiday-picks
- Destination checked
- https://merchant.example/old-campaign
- Why it was flagged
- Destination returned 404 after redirect.
https://publisher.example/recommends/desk-lamp
- Destination checked
- https://merchant.example/discontinued-lamp
- Why it was flagged
- Tracked destination no longer resolves.
- 1 broken link
Desk setup video
youtube.com/watch?v=desk-setup
https://sponsor.example/creator-desk-kit
- Destination checked
- https://sponsor.example/expired-offer
- Why it was flagged
- Sponsor landing page came back broken.
Recommended fixReplace or remove each broken destination, then rerun the scan.
Make it part of an audit rhythm
A broken-link pass works best when it is paired with a simple audit checklist. Use the affiliate link audit checklist to prioritize pages, document fixes, and decide when to recheck.
FAQ
What does the checker call broken?
It reports supported monetized links only when the destination comes back as a confirmed broken response.
Can it find links inside redirect URLs?
It can catch same-site redirect links when they forward into supported destinations.
Should I still manually review important pages?
Yes. Use the scan as a fast fix list, then manually review high-value pages after updates.
