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LinkRevive AI – Broken Link Checker & Fixer
Finds broken links everywhere on your site without false alarms, suggests the right fix, and fixes links in one click — with undo.
LinkRevive AI ranks #52,354 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #3,076 of 4,265 in the SEO & Marketing category, and was last updated Oct 28, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.0.3
Current Version v1.0.3
Updated 3 days ago
Last Update on 28 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.3
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- Oct 28, 2026
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- 6.5+
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- 7.1.4
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- 7.4 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about LinkRevive AI – Broken Link Checker & Fixer
Yes. No account, no link limits, no paid tier. The plugin is made by OpenSource Technologies (OST), an agency; if you'd like help fixing your site, you can ask OST — that's the only "offer", shown once on the report and in the optional weekly email, and you can hide it.
The website didn't let us check (it blocks automated checks, needs a login, asked us to slow down, or was too slow). Such links usually work for visitors. They are tried again later and are never called broken without proof. A link that has not answered at all for two weeks is listed separately ("No answer for 2+ weeks") so you can open it yourself.
No. Nothing on your site changes until you choose a fix and click Apply. Every change can be undone for 30 days (the plugin keeps a copy of the changed text for that long, then deletes it). Fixes are saved directly, without opening the editor. If someone has the same page open in the editor at that moment and saves it afterwards, their save brings the old link back; the plugin notices on its next check and shows the link again.
Yes. Each site has its own links, settings and report.
Yes. On these hosts LinkRevive AI automatically uses host-friendly mode: at most 2 links at a time and a daily number of requests spread over the day. You can change this under Settings.
Link checking runs in our standalone PHP library (ost/linkrevive-core, bundled in vendor/), which is also used by our Drupal module. It uses PHP's curl extension directly for three reasons the WordPress HTTP API cannot cover: Safety (SSRF protection). Links come from site content, so a link could point at your own server's private network or a cloud metadata address. We resolve every address, refuse private and reserved ones, and then pin the connection to the address we checked, on every redirect step, so DNS cannot be switched in between. Stopping early. We only need the first 16 KB of a page and the status of a file. The library stops a download as soon as it has that; the WordPress HTTP API's size limit keeps downloading and discards the rest. Speed without load spikes. A rolling queue starts the next link the moment one finishes, at most 2 requests per outside website. On real links this measured about 4 times faster than parallel batches through the WordPress HTTP API, so scans finish sooner and use the server for less time. If you prefer, the plugin uses the WordPress HTTP API instead (same results, slower). Add define( 'LINKREVIVE_HTTP_ENGINE', 'wordpress' ); to wp-config.php or use the linkrevive_http_engine filter. Both need PHP's curl extension, because the checked server's address is pinned through a curl option; without curl, no links are checked and the plugin's readiness list says so.
It is built not to. All work runs in short background steps (never while a page loads). The plugin measures your server once a week (memory, time limit, a short speed test, how fast your site answers) and picks a speed tier. It then speeds up slowly and slows down at once when it sees warning signs: high CPU use, memory pressure, slow database writes, many timeouts, or your site answering slower than usual. On budget hosting it runs at its starting speed during the day. If a background step ever crashes, the next one runs in Safe mode (one link at a time). A link that crashes a step on its own is set aside for 30 days and shown as "Unverified", never "Broken". After repeated crashes the plugin pauses itself and says why.
Use the pause button, run wp linkrevive pause, or add define( 'LINKREVIVE_PAUSED', true ); to wp-config.php. Nothing runs while paused. Edits made meanwhile are picked up when you resume.
Yes, with the linkrevive_slice_plan filter (e.g. fewer parallel requests or shorter steps). wp linkrevive status shows the tier, level and current speed.
