404 Link Monitor

Monitor and auto fix your internal and external links

by Bogdan · Launched: August 2021 · Free plan available.

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About 404 Link Monitor

Finds all broken internal links on the store and tracks all incoming external requests that point to your store. With the help of 404 Link Monitor you can easily track down all 404 errors and automatically have them fixed by redirecting them to existing pages.Automatically scans the entire store every day and applies redirect rules to any broken link. Automatic redirects Scans each day and applies fixes on its own Easy to use and comprehensive details

Last verified: July 17, 2026 · Fresh

App details

Developer: Bogdan
Category: Store design
Pricing: Free plan available
Launched: August 2021
Rating: 0.0 (2) on Shopify

Key features

Unlimited scans/month
Internal links only
Manual fix for each broken link
Internal and external links scan
Track user-generated broken links (user visits missing page)

3 plans · starts free

Free plan

Free

Advanced Plan

$2/month

Pro Plan

$5/month

Plans and prices as listed on the Shopify App Store.

Ratings & reviews

based on 4 Shopify App Store reviews

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Been looking for a while for a tool to automate this link fixing process. I have found other solutions bundled inside SEO apps, but I only needed to automate the broken link fixing. Awesome support team as well! Totally recommend it.

— Boudoir House, Inc.

Great tool! It helps me keep track of all the 404 links customers land on, like in real time. It saves me a lot of time since I no longer have to manually find the broken links on my shop and redirecting them manually. I can see that the bounce rate is lower already.

— JamRaq Boutique

App not opening and not even their website

— healthcare nt sickcare

This app claims it found 430 error codes (seems to be an unused error code from my Googling) on most all of the pages of the two sites I'm using it on, and it suggested redirecting absolutely fine live pages, products, and collections! This could be dangerous for less experienced merchants. I just want to see any 404s that may be happening after re-themeing and re-organizing the sites, and there's...

— Kazi Goods - Wholesale

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