A shopper clicks through to a product, gets a 404, and leaves — that sale is gone. Relink scans your whole store on a schedule, finds every dead link, and sends that shopper to the closest live page instead. They stay, they buy, and your search rankings stop bleeding too.
You install it once. Relink finds the dead links, works out where each one should have gone, and sends your shopper there instead.
Products, collections, pages and posts, including links buried in old content. Re-scans daily on Pro, twice daily on Business.
Relink walked all 1,575 pages of this store. Nobody clicked through a single one.
Works the same for the links Google follows as for the ones a customer clicks.
This link died in March. The shopper who clicked it today still landed on the real product.
Relink reads your live catalog first and only ever suggests a page that exists in it. It cannot invent a URL.
You renamed this product in March. Relink found where it went and checked the new page loads before suggesting it.
Native 301s in your store's own settings. They survive uninstalling Relink.
The redirect lives in Shopify, so Google follows it like any other page you moved.
Recommend and Auto-fix on every plan; one fallback page for everything is Business.
Relink asks first by default. Turn on Auto-fix and the confident ones go live without you.
Every fix keeps the URL it replaced, and a half-finished one says so.
Nothing here is one-way. The original URL is kept, so a fix reverses cleanly.
All six panels above are drawn by us, not screenshots — set in this site's own type at the size they display. stillwater.co is a worked example, not a customer: the confidence scores and the source labels are the app's real ones, and screens of the app itself are in the docs.
Relink doesn't just list what's broken. It routes each 404 to the closest live page and installs a native Shopify 301 — so shoppers and link equity both land where they were headed.
Any crawler can hand you a list of 200 dead URLs. The work is deciding where each one should go, editing the content, and installing the redirect — 200 times.
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