Silotree finds and applies internal links in WordPress

Silotree helps site owners audit and add internal links in WordPress posts. Its product page describes finding posts with no links pointing to them, then finding sentences in other posts that already mention the relevant subject.

What the audit shows

The company offers a free audit without an account. A user enters the site address and receives a Silotree Score, an overall measure of the site’s link structure. The audit reports unlinked posts and other findings. Silotree also describes connecting Search Console to view clicks on the links it tracks.

For a site with many older posts, the recommendations give an editor existing sentences to inspect. The editor can decide whether adding a link there will help a reader continue to a useful page.

How WordPress changes are approved

Silotree describes sending approved suggestions to WordPress so the site owner can apply or undo them there. The site also offers optional one-click application from its app using the user’s own WordPress Application Password. Silotree says it saves a revision and checks that the link landed.

The company documents an MCP server for viewing findings and proposing or applying approved changes from supported clients. The product says it previews each write and offers undo. That gives a team a way to inspect what will change even when it works through a chat client.

What the free plan covers

The free tier includes the audit, a CSV of findings and the first three link suggestions. Paid plans add features such as bulk linking and keyword rules through Silotree Pro. The company says applied links remain in the posts if a paid subscription ends.

A site owner can begin with the read-only audit and review one suggested link in context. The strongest suggestion should make sense to a reader even before considering search performance.