The AI internal linking tool
for enterprise sites
that continuously optimizes your site structure as your website evolves
Internal Linking AI reads the pages in your Content Index and proposes links for the pages you choose. The Internal Linking API serves a module once it is published, and your site decides whether to show it.
As Your Website Expands
Internal Linking Gets Complex and Critical for SEO
AI internal linking that drives indexation, higher rankings and user engagement. At once.
Identify the Best Links with AI Automation in Seconds
Quattr ranks eligible pages by relevance to the source page and by their traffic, and each page gets the number of links you set, from 5 to 20. Learn more.
Flow Your Domain Authority Strategically Across Pages
Link high-performing pillar pages to low-ranking pages, increasing their discoverability and potential to rank. Our algorithms automatically balance relevance, authority and demand signals to put your domain authority to work. Learn more.
Your planned links, drawn as one graph
The Visualize view draws the links planned by the modules you define by category, not links crawled on your site. Each line joins a source category to a target category, weighted by source pages times links per page, summed across modules. Flow diagram sorts categories into those that only give links, only receive them, or do both. In Network, click a category to see only the modules that link from it or to it.
See which categories your plan spreads thin
The Heatmap view sets source categories against target categories. A filled cell shows the estimated links its modules add, shaded by links per target page, with status dots that mark published and draft modules. An empty cell is a pair no category-based module covers yet. A category that gets fewer than one estimated link per page is flagged, so a large category fed by a module with few source pages stands out. Click a filled cell to list its modules.
Design Browse Modules to Improve Navigation & SEO
Pick one of eleven templates, and your site shows the links as a module in a slot on the page, apart from your copy.
Author and reading time, from the linked page
Depending on the template, a card can show the linked page's image, category, publish date, reading time or author, and switches such as "Show author" turn them on or off. The Content Index reads them during its crawl: author from structured data or the author meta tag, reading time from main text at 200 words a minute. Crawl groups report how often each selected field was found, and a known field such as author can use your own CSS selector.
The Content Index is turned on per account.
Styled in Quattr, served as HTML, CSS included
In the template configurator, you set a module's layout, colors and card fields, add your own CSS, and preview the result on desktop and mobile, or on a page of your site through a bookmarklet. Once you publish, your site's integration can request the module from the Internal Linking API as HTML: one response carries its markup, its CSS and where to place it. Requested as JSON, the same module returns plain URLs and anchors.
Optimize Presence in Answer Engines like ChatGPT and SEO
Our algorithms use vector embeddings to connect your pages using semantics similar to what large language models like ChatGPT use. They also prioritize the target pages and automatically diversify the anchor texts used within links using your data from Google Search Console.
Effortlessly Link To and From Your New Pages. Rank Higher.
Links to and from a new page can arrive two ways: inside its copy, when GIGA writes or refreshes it, for your editor to accept, and from the link modules whose categories include it, the next time those modules are generated.
Own your internal links. And let them update continuously
Publishing replaces the module's active version, and the Internal Linking API serves it to your site, which decides whether to show it. Because integrations rely on it, a published module cannot be deleted.
Results from published case studies
30% more indexed pages within eight weeks. Over 53,000 static links replaced.
Kiteworks replaced its static and legacy-logic internal links with modules served through Quattr's linking API, with links and anchor text drawn from its Search Console data. The published case study reports the indexation change over the window it states.
Read Case StudyHow this was measured
Published Kiteworks case study on quattr.com. Indexed pages rose 30% within eight weeks of deployment, reversing a site-wide indexation decline the study reports. The 53,000 is the study's count of static or legacy-logic links the modules replaced. Each figure carries only the window the study gives it.
46% more clicks on treated product pages during the rollout
Read Case StudyHow this was measured
Published Men's Wearhouse case study on quattr.com. The 46% is the total rollout outcome on treated product pages over the post-rollout window, not an isolated linking effect. The study separates a smaller linking signal after controlling for starting traffic and variant footprint; that figure is in the study.







↺ When a Content Index crawl adds pages to a published module's source categories, the module refreshes; your own edits wait in a draft version until you publish.
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