Reciprocal link checker
You exchanged links: do your partners still link back to you? Enter your site and the pages where your partners placed your link. We check them all at once and show which still link to you, and whether those links count.
What is a reciprocal link?
A reciprocal link is a link back: you link to a partner's site, and the partner links to yours. Links get removed when a site is redesigned, a page is moved or a partner simply forgets, so check your exchanged links now and then. Reciprocal links versus one-way links.
What the checker looks at, per page
- A link to your site: to any page of it, with or without www., and to its subdomains.
- The link text: the words people click, or the alt text of a linked image.
- rel="nofollow", "ugc" and "sponsored" on the link, and robots rules for the whole page (noindex, nofollow).
- Crowded pages: more than 50 links to other sites.
- Redirects: when a page has moved, we follow up to 3 redirects.
Good to know
- Free, no account needed. We read each page once, as "Linkorado link checker". Nothing you enter is kept.
- Up to 10 pages at a time, at most 3 of one site, and one check every 30 seconds. When partner sites are slow, the pages we could not reach in time are marked "not checked".
- We read the page's HTML: links that JavaScript adds later, and pages behind a login, are not seen.
- Linkorado members: we check both links when an exchange is made. Use this checker to see whether they are still there later.