What it does
LinkVector analyzes internal links, visualizes page connections and suggests fixes. Direct editing currently uses a WordPress integration; other CMS users receive analysis and suggestions.
LinkVector's Visual Map shows how pages connect, including orphan pages, dead ends and pages buried several clicks deep. You can focus on one page, examine its incoming and outgoing connections, and identify related content that could link to it.
Analysis works across CMS platforms. To apply changes directly to WordPress, create an Application Password and connect the WordPress account to LinkVector. Link insertions and fixes made through that connection affect the live site. Other CMS users receive analysis and suggestions to implement separately.
Plan capacity
| Subscription | Page allowance |
|---|---|
| Growth | 5,000 |
| Scale | 50,000 |
| Business | 250,000 |
The plans allow unlimited domains within their page allowance, with monthly or annual billing and a 30-day refund guarantee. Larger custom arrangements are available.
For an older article that has become isolated, the map can help you find a related guide that readers already visit. Inspect the proposed anchor and destination before adding that connection. LinkVector also provides reversal controls, and links remain after you stop using the service.
Strengths
- Visualizes internal page connections.
- Supports analysis beyond WordPress.
Watch out for
- Direct implementation currently requires the WordPress integration.
Best for
- Site owners reviewing internal-link structure
Sources
- LinkVector CMS integration and plans (Oct 27, 2026)
- LinkVector Visual Map (Oct 27, 2026)