AI internal linking tool

Find internal link opportunities your content team missed

Crawl your website to discover relevant source-to-target link suggestions, recommended anchor text, similarity scores, and orphan pages without manually searching through every article.

  • No credit card
  • Works with any CMS
  • You approve every link

A recommendation you can act on

Not another spreadsheet of URLs

redCacti connects a page that can provide the link with the page that needs it, then gives your team enough context to judge the recommendation quickly.

High impact 97% topical match
Link from
/blog/customer-onboarding-video-examples/
Link to
/blog/how-to-create-an-onboarding-video/
Suggested anchor
create an onboarding video
Why it matches
Both pages cover video creation and customer onboarding.

How it works

From website crawl to links worth adding

Add your site once. redCacti crawls the pages it can reach and turns the site structure into a reviewable linking workflow.

1

Add your website and start a crawl

Enter your domain and let redCacti map the crawlable pages and links it finds. There is no CMS plugin to install before you can see the site.

Add a website in redCacti to begin an internal linking crawl
Review semantic internal link opportunities and suggested anchor text in redCacti
2

Review semantically relevant opportunities

See which existing page could link to which target, the anchor text to consider, and why the two pages belong together. Use similarity and impact to decide where to begin.

3

Reconnect valuable orphan pages

Find pages with no incoming internal links. Review whether each page deserves a contextual link, should be consolidated, or no longer belongs in the indexable site structure.

Explore the orphan page finder
redCacti orphan pages report showing disconnected website pages

Inside every recommendation

The context your team needs to make the call

A recommendation should be easy to evaluate without opening five exports. redCacti keeps the decision-making signals together.

Source page
The existing page where a contextual link could be added.
Target page
The relevant page the source should point to.
Suggested anchor
Descriptive anchor text that fits the relationship between the pages.
Similarity score
A signal showing how closely the source and target topics match.
Impact label
A simple way to identify recommendations worth reviewing first.
Reason for the match
Context explaining the shared topics behind the recommendation.

Built for editorial control

Recommendations, not surprise edits

redCacti discovers and prioritizes internal link opportunities. Your team reviews the suggestion and implements the approved link in your CMS.

redCacti does

  • • Crawl and map pages across your website
  • • Find relevant source-to-target link opportunities
  • • Suggest descriptive anchor text
  • • Surface similarity, impact, and orphan-page signals

You control

  • • Which recommendations fit the reader’s context
  • • The final anchor wording and placement
  • • When the approved link is added in your CMS
  • • Whether an orphan page should be linked, merged, or removed

Choose the right workflow

redCacti vs manual searches, plugins, and crawler exports

Approach What it gives you Best fit Main tradeoff
Manual site: searches Keyword-by-keyword page discovery A few links on a small site Slow and difficult to repeat consistently
CMS plugins Suggestions or insertion inside one CMS Plugin-supported websites Tied to a particular CMS and workflow
Crawler exports Raw URLs, link counts, and crawl data Technical audits and custom analysis You build the recommendations yourself
redCacti Prioritized source, target, anchor, and orphan-page recommendations Content and SEO teams on any crawlable website Your team reviews and implements approved links

Frequently asked questions

Internal linking tool FAQs

What does redCacti’s internal linking tool do?

redCacti crawls your website and surfaces relevant source-to-target internal link opportunities. Each recommendation includes the pages involved, suggested anchor text, a topical similarity score, an impact label, and context for why the link makes sense.

Does redCacti automatically add links to my website?

No. redCacti recommends and prioritizes internal links, but you review and add them in your CMS. This keeps editorial control with your team and avoids inserting links you have not approved.

Can I try redCacti for free?

Yes. You can create an account, add your website, and run your first crawl without a credit card.

Does it work with WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, and headless sites?

Yes. redCacti analyzes the crawlable website rather than depending on a specific CMS plugin, so it can be used with WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, custom stacks, and headless websites.

How are internal link opportunities prioritized?

Recommendations are organized using topical similarity and impact signals so you can review the most relevant, useful opportunities before working through lower-priority suggestions.

Can redCacti find orphan pages?

Yes. The orphan pages report identifies crawlable URLs that receive no internal links, helping you decide which pages should be linked, consolidated, redirected, or intentionally left out of the site structure.

How is this different from searching Google with a site: operator?

A site: search can help you find occasional linking ideas one keyword at a time. redCacti evaluates the crawled site systematically, suggests source and target pages, proposes anchor text, and gives you a prioritized workflow you can repeat after new content is published.

See the internal links your site is missing

Create an account, add your website, and turn your next crawl into a prioritized internal linking workflow.

Start your free crawl

No credit card required. Review every recommendation before making a change.