Onboarding agency design partners now

The monthly link audit your agency does in Sheets, on autopilot.

Pull a client's URL list. Run it. Send a branded PDF. Repeat next month. This page is for the agency owner who's done that 50 times and finally wants a tool that handles the whole thing without an analyst's morning.

If you've run an SEO retainer, you've hit at least three of these.

Most tools are built for one person checking one site. Agencies have 20 clients, monthly deliverables, scope creep, and zero patience for an analyst spending 4 hours a month wrestling Sheets.

  • Screaming Frog crashes at the same URL count every month and someone has to babysit it.
  • Ahrefs site audit only audits sites you've added as projects, and the seat math doesn't scale to a client roster.
  • Half the "broken" backlinks in your last report were just 429s from aggressive scraping detection. Nobody wants that conversation with a client.
  • You export from Ahrefs to a sheet, run a script that breaks every six months, paste into a Google Doc, and email a PDF that doesn't look like your brand.
  • Junior analysts spend 3 hours per client per month on link audits. That's margin you're not capturing.
  • When a backlink to your client dies, you find out next month, not today. And the client found out first.

Set it up once. The cycle runs itself.

We modeled this after how the agencies we talked to actually deliver link health to clients. Four steps the first time you onboard a client, one step every month after that.

  1. Add the client

    Create a workspace, upload their logo, set the brand color. Drop in the URL list from Ahrefs / Semrush / GSC. Once.

  2. Set the cadence

    Daily, weekly, or monthly. We schedule the recurring check, rotate proxies, respect each domain's rate limits. You don't look at it.

  3. The branded PDF lands

    At the end of each cycle a PDF generates with the client's logo, your branding, the executive summary, the broken-link table, the trend over time. Attached to an email, ready to forward.

  4. Slack pings on changes

    When something breaks mid-cycle, your team channel sees it before the client does. You email them with a fix already in motion. That's the agency move.

Frog and Ahrefs are great. They're built for different jobs.

We're not trying to replace your full SEO stack. We're the recurring link-health layer that's missing from it.

Bulk URL CheckerScreaming Froghttpstatus.ioAhrefs Audit
URLs in one run75,000, cloudLimited by your laptopStops at 100Per-site only
Anti-block layerProxy rotation + rate limits built inYou handle itNoneN/A
Multi-clientUp to 20 isolated workspacesOne project at a timeOne list at a timePer-seat math gets ugly
Scheduled monthly deliveryYes, automaticManual cron + scriptNoPer-site only
White-label PDFYes, your brandingNoNoLimited templates
Slack alerts on broken linksYes, per workspaceNoNoEmail only

Priced so you re-bill it as "monthly link health" in your retainer.

The agencies we've talked to charge $50 to $150 per client per month for a link audit deliverable. With 20 clients, the math is straightforward.

AGENCY ยท MONTHLY
$499/mo

Everything you need to run link health for up to 20 clients.

  • 20 client workspaces
  • 2M URL checks per month
  • Daily scheduled monitoring
  • White-label PDF reports
  • Slack + email alerts
  • 3 team seats included
  • Ahrefs / Semrush / GSC import
  • 365-day audit history
  • API + MCP access
  • 30% recurring referral
  • 24h email support
  • Cancel anytime
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Hi, Carlos here. I'm the developer behind this and I'm running it as a one-person shop. The reason this page is shaped for SEO agencies is straightforward: every time someone reached out to ask about bulk URL checking at scale, the conversation eventually turned out to be the same conversation. They had a roster of clients, a monthly deliverable, and a workflow held together with tape.

The engine itself has been running in production for over a year, checking millions of URLs across many job types. The proxy rotation, per-domain rate limiting, and retry classification that make it actually work at scale, those are the months of unsexy plumbing nobody else wants to write.

The agency-shaped layer on top, multi-client workspaces, the white-label PDF, the Slack alerting, the scheduled-delivery rhythm, that's what I'm building now and onboarding design partners for. If that sounds like the tool you wished existed three months ago when you were rebuilding your link audit template for the third time, get on the list. You'll hear from me directly, not a sales sequence.

I'll personally onboard the first wave.

Tell me a bit about your firm. I'll reach out as workspaces and white-label come online, and you'll get a 50% discount on the first three months as a design partner if it's a fit.

The honest answers.

These are the actual questions from real conversations. If yours isn't here, the form above is the fastest way to ask.

What's a "client workspace" exactly?

An isolated bucket per client. Their URL list, their schedule, their branded report. You switch between them in the top nav. Up to 20 included. Need more? Talk to me, the next tier scales further.

Will the report actually look like my agency's brand?

Yes. Logo, primary color, optional intro paragraph from your end. The "powered by Bulk URL Checker" line is a small, tasteful footer reference, and it doubles as your referral link if you turn that on.

How do you not get blocked when checking 50K URLs?

Proxy rotation across many IPs, per-domain rate limiting so we never hammer a single host, and retry classification that knows the difference between "this URL is genuinely 404" and "they're throttling us, wait and retry through a different IP." This is the unsexy plumbing nobody else has bothered to build.

Can I import URLs from Ahrefs / Semrush / GSC?

CSV import auto-detects the URL column from those formats. Ongoing direct integrations (GSC OAuth auto-sync) is roadmap, not shipped. Ask me where it sits in priority.

What's the trial?

14 days, full Agency tier, up to 5 client workspaces, no credit card. Once you're in the design-partner cohort it's 50% off the first three months when you upgrade.

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