Free Resource Page Link Finder
Find resource pages in your niche with 24 ready-made search strings, then analyse any resource page: every outbound link is checked, broken links are listed with their anchor text, and contact details are found – ready for broken link building.
What is a Resource Page Link Finder?
A resource page link finder helps you find curated “resources” or “useful links” pages that list helpful websites on a topic, and checks those pages for broken outbound links. A broken link on a resource page is an ideal reason to suggest your own page as a replacement.
Resource page link building is one of the most reliable white-hat tactics: the page exists to link out, and editors want their lists to work. Combining it with broken link checking gives your outreach a genuine reason that helps the editor.
What the Resource Page Link Finder does
Built to do more than other free tools – every result comes with clear next steps and can be exported.
Resource, useful links, further reading, .edu, .gov and .org pages.
Tests up to 60 links on the pages you paste.
Each dead link with its anchor text and status code.
Relevance, freshness, outbound links and spam signals.
Emails and contact pages for outreach.
Broken links per page for your outreach sheet.
How to use the Resource Page Link Finder
Click Load Example above to see a real result first.
Enter your topic
Click the search strings to find resource pages.
Paste resource pages
Up to 5 pages that list sites like yours.
Click “Find Resource Pages”
Every outbound link is checked.
Pitch the replacement
Suggest your page for each broken link.
Resource page outreach checklist
| Step | Tip |
|---|---|
| Fit | Only pitch pages where your content truly belongs. |
| Value | Your page should be free, useful and non-salesy. |
| Reason | A broken link is the strongest reason to email. |
| Brevity | Short emails with the exact broken URL get answers. |
| Follow-up | One polite follow-up after 5–7 days. |
Frequently asked questions
What is a resource page?
A page that lists useful websites, tools or guides on a topic, often called Resources, Useful Links or Further Reading.
Do resource page links still work for SEO?
Yes, links from relevant, maintained resource pages are editorial links. Avoid pages with hundreds of unrelated links.
What is broken link building?
Finding dead links on other sites and suggesting your working page as a replacement. It helps the site owner and earns you a link.
Are .edu resource pages better?
They can be strong and trusted, but relevance matters more than the domain ending.
How many links do you check?
Up to 60 outbound links across the pages you paste, to keep the tool fast and free.
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