LinkTiger review
A focused HTTP-error crawler for teams that need detailed broken-link reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
LinkTiger is a web-based broken-link monitoring service for website owners, marketing teams, developers, agencies, and larger organizations. Its focus is HTTP-error crawling across websites and linked files, with dashboard reporting, source-code and rendered-page highlighting, email notifications, and report exports. Secure-site scanning and delegated team access make it relevant for organizations managing protected areas or multiple contributors.
Pricing scales by scan volume, domains, frequency, and delegated users. Personal costs $10 per month or $110 per year for up to 1,000 links scanned per week, one domain scanned per week, weekly scanning, and one delegated user. Professional costs $35 per month or $385 per year for up to 10,000 links scanned per day, five domains scanned per day, daily scanning, and five delegated users. Small Business costs $60 per month or $660 per year for up to 20,000 links and 25 domains scanned per day, with 25 delegated users. Enterprise costs $160 per month or $1,760 per year for up to 100,000 links, 100 domains, and 100 delegated users per day. A 15-day trial is available without a credit card.
The standout capability is breadth within broken-link and file crawling. LinkTiger can scan HTML, PDF, Flash, CSS, XML, image, database, and Microsoft Office files, then present link-status charts and detailed reports that can be exported, printed, or emailed. That makes it a strong fit when content teams and developers need to trace errors back to their source. It is less suitable for buyers seeking broader website observability: its stated focus is HTTP errors rather than uptime, SSL, latency, alert integrations, or status pages. Choose LinkTiger for deep link and file auditing; choose another category tool when continuous infrastructure monitoring is the primary need.
LinkTiger pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Crawls HTML, PDF, CSS, XML, images, databases, and Office files
- Highlights broken links in source code and rendered pages
- Supports scheduled scans, secure sites, reports, and delegated users
- Where it doesn't
- Focuses on HTTP errors rather than uptime or latency monitoring
- Does not provide SSL, status-page, or alert-integration capabilities
- Paid plans begin at $10 per month, with no free plan
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