Free agency tools / Broken Link & Mixed Content Checker
Find broken links & mixed content
Dead links cost SEO and trust; insecure http:// assets on an HTTPS page trip the browser's padlock. We scan one page instantly — enter a URL to see what it's hiding.
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Mixed content
Assets loaded over insecure http:// on an HTTPS page. Browsers block or downgrade these and show a "not fully secure" warning.
Broken links
Links and assets that returned a 404, 410 or server error, or didn't respond at all.
This tool checks one page at a time and stops at 20 links — enough to spot a problem, not to fix a whole site. xCloud's Broken Link Monitoring crawls every page continuously and emails you the moment a link dies, so you catch it before a client does.
See Broken Link Monitoring →How it works
- 1Enter a URL — we fetch that one page over HTTP (no JavaScript is run).
- 2Every http:// asset on an HTTPS page is flagged as mixed content.
- 3Up to 20 links and assets are status-checked; 404/410/5xx or no-response counts as broken.
- 4Auth walls and rate limits (401/403/429) are reported as 'couldn't verify', not broken.
Frequently asked
Why only 20 links?
This is a fast, free spot check of a single page. Whole-site, continuous monitoring is what xCloud's Broken Link Monitoring is for — it crawls every page and re-checks on a schedule.
What is mixed content?
An image, script, stylesheet or iframe loaded over http:// on an https:// page. Browsers block active mixed content and warn on the rest, breaking the padlock and sometimes the page.
It says a link is 'unverified' — is it broken?
Probably not. Some servers answer bots with 401/403/429 while working fine in a browser, so we don't call those broken — we flag them as unverified so you can spot-check manually.
Does it run JavaScript?
No — it's an HTTP fetch, so links added by client-side scripts won't be seen. Most links live in the HTML and are covered.