LinkGuardLinkGuard for Shopify
Review internal links in products, pages, blog posts, and navigation. See the source of a finding, understand the destination, and choose whether a redirect is the right repair.
Public installation is not confirmed. Last recorded Shopify review status: paused until November 13, 2026.
For merchants changing product handles, retiring products, or maintaining older store content. Build a repair list with context before changing URLs.
Scan supported Shopify content and navigation for internal destinations that refer to missing, archived, or unpublished resources. Keep the affected source alongside the finding.
Inspect the source and destination before deciding how to repair a link. Recognized Shopify paths and existing redirects are considered during resource resolution.
Open a finding and confirm the intended source and destination when creating a redirect. A scan does not automatically create redirects across your store.
A workflow inside Shopify admin, with decisions you can review.
Check supported products, pages, posts, and menus. Open the result list and choose a finding to investigate.
Verify the product or page's current availability and decide whether to update the source, restore the resource, or create a relevant redirect.
Confirm a chosen redirect when appropriate, test the customer path, and run another scan. A still-broken link can return in a later scan even if previously dismissed.
Choose the app for what it does today.
Understand the problem, work through an example, and choose your next step.
Trace links to deleted products and changed handles, check the real storefront destination, and choose the right repair.
Read the guide: How to find broken Shopify links after changing your catalogDecide when a redirect fits, avoid irrelevant destinations and reserved routes, and test the full customer path.
Read the guide: A Shopify URL redirect checklist for retired productsCapabilities, changes to your store, and billing.
No. Its scan is for supported internal Shopify resource links. Use a separate HTTP checker when you need to validate arbitrary external destinations or rendered theme links.
A scan produces findings. You review a finding and confirm a redirect if that is the repair you want.
Shopify has built-in paths, collection-scoped product URLs, storefront publication rules, and existing redirects. LinkGuard resolves supported cases, but you should verify the actual storefront path before treating a finding as a customer-facing failure.
No. Dismissal applies to that scan. If the source still points to a broken resource, a later scan may report it again.
Public installation is not confirmed. The last recorded review status is paused until November 13, 2026. Contact support for current availability; existing authorized stores can use Shopify sign-in.
Public installation is not currently confirmed. Contact support about availability. For an installed app, review subscription options and billing terms in Shopify before accepting a plan.
Public installation is not confirmed. Last recorded Shopify review status: paused until November 13, 2026.
Availability checked November 1, 2026. Contact support for current access questions.
Open the app from Shopify admin, or enter your store domain to continue to Shopify sign-in.
Shopify handles authentication. Do not enter a password here.