Every page connected. No equity wasted.
The crawl already knows your link graph. Spider finds orphaned and buried pages, then recommends the exact source-to-target links to fix them — ranked by authority and topical relevance, computed from your own site.
$0 — computed from your crawl, no AI neededJunk-free: nav & legal targets excluded
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484 URLs mapped · orphans surfaced · every branch health-scored
From crawl graph to shippable link plan
Internal linking is the cheapest ranking lever you own — the Spider turns link equity distribution from a spreadsheet chore into a ranked to-do list.
The crawl maps every link
Real inbound and outbound edges for every page — as rendered, so JavaScript-injected navigation counts too.
Find the starving pages
Orphans with no inbound links, pages with fewer than two, and anything buried deeper than three clicks from home.
Ranked source → target links
Topically related source pages that don't yet link to the target, ranked by source authority × relevance — with confidence per suggestion.
Visualize the structure
Radial depth map, tidy tree view, and a branch-health overlay that colors each section by its average audit score.
Where your link equity actually goes
Every suggestion comes from your real crawl graph and your real topic clusters — sized to your site, filtered of junk.
Free forever, by design
Recommendations read the existing crawl graph — no AI calls, no credits. Run it after every crawl at zero cost.
Adaptive, junk-free targets
Relevance thresholds scale with site size, and generic targets — home, about, contact, privacy — are excluded so suggestions are never filler.
Anchor-text audit
Inbound anchor diversity per page, with flags for over-optimized anchors (a penalty risk) and lazy ones ('click here' tells Google nothing).
Entity hubs
Pages sharing the same entity across sections get grouped, revealing hub-and-spoke structures you can strengthen deliberately.
Health-aware visualizer
Depth rings, orphan highlights, and a branch overlay showing each section's mean audit score — weak neighborhoods are visible at a glance.
Drafts arrive pre-linked
The Page Writer weaves ranked internal links from this same graph into every generated draft — new pages join the structure on day one.
Your agent rescues the orphans
The graph, the gaps, and the ranked link plan — all queryable over MCP.
Which pages are starving for links?
get_link_insightsget_site_graphSeven orphans and 12 under-linked pages. Worst case: /services/implants — your best converter has one inbound link. Five relevant source pages are ranked and ready; want the edit list?
Tools your agent gets
get_link_insightsget_site_graphget_sitemap_coverageOne-call workflow recipes
- AI - Page Writer (MDX)run
Or just type /seo-internal-linking — one of 8 packaged slash commands the Spider ships for Claude Code.
Structure is a ranking factor
Reconnect your site's equity
Crawl once and get your orphan list, ranked link plan, and structure map — free, on every crawl.
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Explore the full Digispot AI SEO SpiderCommon questions
Do the link recommendations need AI or credits?
No. Suggestions are computed directly from your crawl's link graph and topic clusters — source authority × topical relevance, with a confidence score per suggestion. It costs nothing to run and re-runs with every crawl. AI enters only if you ask an agent to act on the plan.
What counts as an under-linked page?
Three signals: orphans (no internal links pointing in), pages with fewer than two inbound links, and pages buried more than three clicks deep. Relevance thresholds adapt to your site's size — a 10-page site and a 5,000-page site both get sensible suggestions — and generic targets like home, contact, and privacy pages are excluded entirely.
What does the anchor-text audit flag?
Two failure modes. Over-optimized anchors — the same exact-match phrase repeated across many inbound links, which reads as manipulation. And lazy anchors — 'click here' and 'read more' that pass no topical signal. You see each page's inbound anchor diversity, so fixing anchors becomes part of the link plan.
How big a site can the visualizer handle?
It stays readable into the thousands of pages: the layout is deterministic (depth-organized rings or a tidy tree, not a force-directed scatter), and per-depth budgets collapse long tails into '+N more' nodes for 2,000–5,000-page sites. The health overlay colors each branch by its mean audit score, so problem sections stand out at any scale.