Verify Page Response Codes

An HTTP status code is a server’s response when a browser requests a webpage. Codes like 200 mean “OK,” 301 means “redirected,” and 404 means “not found.” Digitup’s tool helps you detect these instantly to maintain site health.

Yes, Digitup’s free status code checker is designed to handle multiple URLs at once. Instead of checking one page at a time, you can run a batch of URLs and instantly uncover 4xx errors, 5xx server issues, or redirect loops across your site. This bulk-checking capability saves time and gives you a clear picture of where your website needs improvement. Our technical SEO can then help prioritize and fix these issues so your site performs better for both users and search engines.

We suggest starting with 4xx errors (broken links) and inefficient 3xx redirect chains. Removing these dead ends eliminates frustration for users and helps search engines navigate your site faster. At Digitup, we align these fixes with user experience design and performance optimization, so improvements aren’t just technical, they directly enhance conversions and engagement.

Because redirect chains slow down your site and confuse search engines. That’s why our free status code checker doesn’t just stop at the first redirect, it maps every 301/302 hop and shows the final destination. This makes it easier to spot inefficiencies, simplify your redirects, and create a cleaner, more SEO-friendly architecture. It’s a step we always include in web development workflows

Running pages through Digitup’s free status code checker uncovers 4xx errors, 5xx server faults, and long 3xx chains that waste crawl budget. Fixing them bolsters rankings and supports your overarching digital strategy goals.