Free page inspector
See the internal linking structure — not a wall of URLs
Paste a page. We inventory the technical SEO and crawl in-article links so you can see the reverse silo (or whatever structure is actually live).
Inspect a URLWhy this inspector
Visual content silo
Seed in the center, article links in rings — with a reverse-silo score for how many crawled pages link up to the hub.
Full technical inventory
Title, meta, canonical, robots, headings, images, schema, social previews — the one-page view, without installing an extension.
Content vs chrome
See how many internals are actually in the article versus nav and footer dilution.
Check a cluster’s live interlinking.
Inside Sharkly, run the same live lookup from a cluster — JS rendering on the seed page, more hops, and no saved history.
Start free in SharklyFrequently asked questions
How is this different from listing every link?
Most extensions dump every link on the page. We split nav/footer chrome from in-article links, then keep following same-section article URLs (including related-post cards) so a reverse-silo circle can surface — even if you started on the hub and it only body-links one spoke.
What else does it check?
The same one-page technical inventory: title, meta, canonical, robots, headings, images, JSON-LD, hreflang, Open Graph, and Twitter cards — plus robots.txt.
Is this really free?
Yes. No email wall, no trial, no credit card. Paste a URL and get the full inspector plus the content-silo graph.
Does it follow navigation links?
No. Header, nav, and footer links are counted, but the crawl only follows in-article internal links so the map reflects content strategy, not chrome.
Do you store the page I inspect?
No. This is a live lookup. We fetch the URL, map the links, and return the result. Nothing is saved.