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Simple HTTP Status Code Checker — Any HTTP URL | Lagic

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Quickly Verify Website Link Health and Redirect Paths

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Configure Agent

List of URLs to check. You can provide a list of URLs, or use a file.

The maximum number of URLs to check. Leave empty for no limit.

Results to deliver

22,600 credits

This agent actively searches live listings — results may vary. You are only charged for what is delivered, up to this number.

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Pricing

226 credits per result
✓ 30 free credits on signup✓ Refund if 0 results✓ No card required

Sample Data Preview

The original URL that was checked.The HTTP status code received from the server.A flag indicating if the URL resulted in a redirect.The final URL reached after following any redirects.Any error messages encountered during the URL check.
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Exports as:CSVXLSXJSON

Overview

This tool checks any list of URLs for their HTTP status codes, identifies redirects, and reports any errors, helping you maintain a healthy website and troubleshoot link issues.

Maintaining a healthy website means ensuring all your links work as intended and that visitors reach the correct pages. The Simple HTTP Status Code Checker is designed to give you clear visibility into the status of any URL you provide. It goes beyond a basic 'is it live?' check, providing crucial details for webmasters, SEO specialists, and content managers. ### What it Does This tool allows you to input a list of URLs and, for each one, it performs an HTTP request to determine its status. It identifies the exact numeric HTTP status code (like 200 OK, 301 Moved Permanently, 404 Not Found, or 500 Internal Server Error). Crucially, it also detects if a URL redirects and, if so, tells you the final destination URL. Any connection or server-side issues encountered during the check are also reported as errors. ### Why it Matters * **SEO Health:** Broken links (404s) negatively impact user experience and can hurt your search engine rankings. Proper 301 redirects are essential for passing 'link equity' when pages move, ensuring your SEO efforts aren't lost. This tool helps you catch and fix these issues promptly. * **User Experience:** No one likes clicking a link only to hit a dead end or be sent to the wrong place. By verifying your links, you ensure a smooth browsing experience for your audience. * **Content Audits:** For large websites or content libraries, manually checking every link is impossible. This tool automates the process, letting you quickly audit external resources or internal navigation. * **Migration Validation:** After a website redesign or migration, verifying that old URLs correctly redirect to new ones is a critical step. This checker provides the data needed to confirm your redirect strategy is working. ### Key Data Points You Get * **Original URL:** The web address you asked the tool to check. * **HTTP Status Code:** The numeric code returned by the server, indicating the request's outcome (e.g., 200 for success, 404 for not found). * **Is Redirect:** A clear indication of whether the URL redirected to another address. * **Redirect URL:** If a redirect occurred, this is the final destination URL. * **Error Message:** If the tool couldn't reach the URL or encountered an issue, this field provides details.

Key Capabilities

  • The original URL that was checked.
  • The HTTP status code received from the server.
  • A flag indicating if the URL resulted in a redirect.
  • The final URL reached after following any redirects.
  • Any error messages encountered during the URL check.
  • Identify all broken links (404 errors) on a website after a content migration or platform change.
  • Verify that all 301 redirects are correctly implemented for SEO purposes during a site redesign or domain consolidation.
  • Audit a list of external links in articles or directories to ensure they still point to live and relevant content.
  • Check for server errors (5xx codes) across a large set of critical landing pages or API endpoints.
  • Monitor competitor websites for broken links or redirect issues that could indicate problems with their content or infrastructure.
  • Ensure internal navigation and interlinking are fully functional across a complex website structure.

Field Dictionary

How To Run This Extractor

1

Paste the list of URLs you wish to check into the "Start URLs" field.

2

Optionally, set a "Maximum URLs to check" to control the scope of your run.

3

If needed, configure the "Proxy configuration" to route your requests through specific locations or to manage access.

4

Start the tool, and it will begin processing each URL to retrieve its HTTP status and redirect information.

5

Once complete, review the output data which details the status code, redirect status, final URL, and any errors for each checked link.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need coding skills to use this tool?
No, this tool requires no coding. You simply provide a list of URLs.
What export formats are available for the results?
Is this tool suitable for client work and reporting?
How reliable is the status code data?
Can I check a large number of URLs?
What if a URL redirects multiple times?
What kind of errors does the 'error' field report?
How fresh is the data I receive?
How is the cost determined for using this tool?
Can I use this to check URLs from different geographic locations?