Revenue Recovery Platform

Your affiliate links are leaking money right now.

LinkRescue crawls your entire site archive to find broken links, stripped tracking parameters, and silent attribution failures. The revenue you're losing today becomes the revenue you recover tomorrow.

$1,200
Avg. monthly loss per publisher
20%
Of affiliate links break silently
7+
Affiliate networks monitored

Three ways you're losing commissions without knowing it.

Dead Links

Products get discontinued. Merchant pages go 404. Your readers click, hit a wall, and leave. You earn nothing for content that still gets traffic.

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Stripped Tags

Redirects silently strip your affiliate ID. The sale still happens. The merchant still gets paid. But you don't, because your tag never arrived.

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Attribution Failures

Network migrations, cookie changes, parameter rewrites. The link looks fine, but the tracking chain is broken somewhere in the middle.

How it works

Point it at your site. Get your money back.

01

Full-archive crawl

LinkRescue scans every page, including deep archive content that still gets organic traffic. Not just your homepage.

02

Deep attribution check

Every affiliate link is followed through its full redirect chain. We verify your tracking parameters survive every hop.

03

Revenue-prioritized alerts

Broken links are ranked by traffic volume. Fix the highest-value leaks first and see the revenue impact immediately.

Every network. One dashboard.

Monitor affiliate links across all major networks in a single scan.

Amazon ShareASale Impact CJ Awin Rakuten PartnerStack

Simple, honest pricing.

Starter
Free
Forever
  • 1 site
  • 200 pages per scan
  • Weekly scans
  • Dead link detection
Agency
$79/mo
Per month
  • 25 sites
  • Unlimited pages
  • Hourly scans
  • API access
  • Slack integration

Every broken link is a sale you already earned.

Your content is doing its job. Your readers are clicking. The only question is whether those clicks turn into commissions, or vanish into dead redirects. LinkRescue makes sure the money lands where it should.