

Dashboard — internal link audit at a glance.
Interlink audits how your posts link to each other, finds orphan posts (published content with zero internal links pointing to it, invisible to search engines and to readers), and suggests relevant internal links you can add with one click.
The catch that sets it apart: it is 100% self-contained and non-destructive. It reads only your own WordPress database, with no crawling, no external APIs and no tracking, and it only ever turns text that already exists in a post into a link. It never writes new sentences, never rewrites your content, and every suggestion is shown for your approval before anything changes. Undo any insertion at any time.
Internal links do two jobs at once. They help search engines discover and understand how your content fits together, and they keep readers moving through your site instead of bouncing back to the results page. Orphaned posts are the biggest and most common gap on any site past about fifty posts, and they are almost impossible to spot by hand, because nothing on the page tells you a post is orphaned. You have to check every post against every other post, which is exactly the kind of job a plugin should do.
The workflow this plugin is built around is simple and repeatable. Run the audit to see where you stand. Fix the orphans first, because a post with no inbound links is the cheapest win available. Then work down the under-linked list. Mark your most important pages as cornerstone content so future suggestions favour them. Keep an eye on the anchor-text diversity report so your links read naturally rather than looking optimized. Re-run it monthly, or let the scheduled weekly scan do it for you.
Auto-link rules map a keyword to a URL and link existing occurrences across your site, with optional silo mode so links only form within a shared category or tag, and optional auto-apply whenever a post is saved. Everywhere else, suggestions are approve-first. You get automation where automation is safe and a review step where it is not.
If a post has a Rank Math focus keyword, that keyword is used as the preferred anchor. No SEO plugin is required, and it falls back to the post title.
Made by ReadyGo Tools. If you would rather have internal linking optimized automatically across your whole site as you publish, ReadyGo Tools offers a managed SEO service, but this plugin is free, complete, and has no upsell nag.
By default this plugin makes no external requests — all analysis runs locally against your own WordPress database, with no tracking.
One optional, off-by-default feature connects to a third-party service only if you enable it and supply your own credentials:
If you never enable these options, the plugin remains fully self-contained.