Bulk URL Status Checker

Why bulk status checking matters

A page that returns 404 or 500isn't just broken for visitors — search engines drop it from results, ads pointing at it burn budget, and internal links to it leak authority. Checking pages one at a time in a browser doesn't scale past a handful, and a browser's cache can hide problems that a fresh request would reveal.

This tool requests each URL fresh — up to 20 at a time — and reports the status code and response time for every one. Redirects are followed to the final destination, so a URL that 301s to a working page shows the status the visitor actually receives. Each row succeeds or fails independently: one dead server won't hide results for the other nineteen.

The catch with one-off checks is that pages break on their own schedule, not yours — a deploy on Friday, an expired certificate on Sunday. MyKavo checks your important pages automatically, on a schedule, and emails you the moment a page that returned 200 starts returning an error.