Bulk URL Checker
Paste up to 20 URLs and instantly check HTTP status, redirect chains, response times, page titles, and meta descriptions. Perfect for auditing sitemaps, link lists, or competitor pages.
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Checking URLs in parallel… this usually takes 3–10 seconds for 20 URLs.
📋 What the Bulk URL Checker Finds
Checking URLs one at a time is tedious. This tool runs up to 20 in parallel, so you can audit an entire navigation menu, sitemap section, or outreach list in seconds. Every result includes HTTP status, redirect count, final URL, page title, and meta description.
Common issues it surfaces
- Broken links (404, 410, 5xx): Rot from CMS changes, deleted pages, or moved content.
- Slow responses (>3s): Origin server issues or missing CDN cache headers.
- Redirect chains (>3 hops): Compound technical debt from past site moves.
- Missing HTTPS: URLs still serving plain HTTP — a security and ranking issue.
- Missing or bad titles: Titles that are empty, too long, or duplicated across pages.
- Missing meta descriptions: Google auto-generates one, losing your CTR opportunity.
When to use bulk checking
- Site migrations: After moving domains, verify all old URLs redirect properly.
- Sitemap audits: Export your sitemap URLs and check them in batches of 20.
- Outreach research: Verify a prospect's landing pages before pitching.
- Competitor analysis: Check how a competitor's internal links resolve.
- Link hygiene: Before publishing a resource page, ensure all outbound links work.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Twenty URLs is the sweet spot: large enough to be useful, small enough that the tool stays fast for everyone. Larger batches would either hit server timeouts or require a queue system, which would add complexity without improving the experience for typical use. For larger audits, run multiple batches and combine the CSV exports.
Typically 3–10 seconds for 20 URLs. Response time depends on how fast the target sites respond. The tool uses parallel requests, so a batch of 20 is only slightly slower than checking a single URL.
Yes, though the second check will return instantly from cache. Duplicate URLs count against your 20-URL limit, so deduplicate before submitting for the best use of your batch.
Yes, up to 5 hops per URL. The results table shows how many redirects occurred, so you can spot chains that need cleanup. If a URL exceeds 5 hops, the chain is reported as too long.
Any of the following: HTTP error (4xx/5xx), unreachable host, more than 3 redirect hops, no HTTPS, missing or too-long title, missing or too-long meta description, or a response over 3 seconds. A URL with zero issues is marked clean (green tick).
Yes. Click "Export CSV" and you'll get a spreadsheet-ready file with every column: URL, status, redirects, final URL, title, description, time, and issues.
No. URLs are fetched live, and results are cached for one hour server-side to keep the tool fast — but no user identifiers are stored. IP addresses are hashed only for rate limiting. Nothing is shared with third parties.
Absolutely. Checking competitor URLs is one of the fastest ways to find their broken links, redirect chains, or outdated pages — all of which are opportunities to outrank them.