Webot Anchor Check

A button says “Pricing” and links to #pricing, but that section’s ID was renamed or deleted. Nothing happens when a visitor clicks it, and no broken-link checker tells you, because the page itself still loads.

Webot Anchor Check scans your published pages and posts, reads the rendered HTML (so menus, headers, footers and page-builder output are included), and checks that every #fragment link points to an element ID or <a name> that really exists on the target page.

What you get

• A full scan log of every page and every #anchor link, each marked OK, Broken, Failed, Skipped or Unchecked
• Filter and search the log, switch between a Links view and a Pages view
• A live progress terminal while the scan runs
• Failed pages are listed with the reason (for example HTTP 404), so nothing is skipped silently
• One-click edit links to the page that contains the broken link
• Optional weekly scan with a dashboard notice
• CSV export of the full log
• An ignore list for IDs that JavaScript creates after the page loads
• No external services, no account, no tracking. Everything stays on your site.

What it skips on purpose

• #top (browsers scroll to the top without an ID)
• #! and #/ style links used by JavaScript routers
• Text fragments (#:~:text=)
• Links to other websites