No more broken links.

Websites are in constant flux. Yet, nothing is more frustrating than following a link to a non-existing page.

With Bernard, your visitors always experience your site at its best.

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How does it work?

Bernard is an automated broken links checker for your website.

Following a set schedule, Bernard will scan your website from top to bottom, making sure every link and resource is valid and working for your visitors.

The types of resources Bernard monitors include:

  • Internal links
  • Any external link to third-party websites
  • Videos, images, and other media file
  • Custom fonts and stylesheets

Our innovative crawler only downloads what is strictly necessary, so it is very light on your server and will not impact your running costs.

So don't worry, we will not download that huge video, but we will still make sure it is always accessible.

Set it and forget it

If we find anything that is out of place during our checks, we will notify you, and you'll have a chance to review any issue we've identified.

Ignore or mark them resolved in our easy-to-use interface, and you're good to go. And if you don't hear from us, you can be sure your website is ticking along just fine.

Flexible pricing based on your needs

10,000 links checked per month
Price
Number of websites
E-mail notifications
Priority support
Free plan
£0/mo
1 One website
E-mail notifications
Standard plan
From £10/mo
Unlimited websites
E-mail notifications
Enterprise plan
Unlimited links per website
E-mail notifications
Priority support

Frequently asked questions

What payments method do you accept?

We use Paddle to process payments and accept all major credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Do you offer a discount for open-source websites?

Not at the moment, but we will soon offer free website monitoring to open-source projects. Contact us to register your interest.

My website requires a custom solution, can you help?

Certainly, write us at contact@bernard.app and we'll find a way to accommodate your needs.