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Introducing

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.

Internal Linking AI: one draft module proposing links across acme.example On acme.example, 28,400 URLs are mapped and 1,140 are under-linked; Vendor payments, a product category page, has 3 in-content links. The Draft linking module guides-to-products in Internal Linking AI sets 214 buying guides as Source URLs and 38 product category pages as Target URLs at Number of links 5, so it estimates 1,070 links; one guide's five and a sample of the others are drawn dashed. Of the 1,070, 64 are proposed to Vendor payments, and none is live until your team publishes the module; the under-linked blog pages outside it stay as they are. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. 28,400 URLs mapped · 1,140 under-linked Number of links · 5 Buying guides Productcategories Vendor payments 3 in-content links +64 proposed Blog under-linked,not in this module dashed · proposed, not live until published Internal Linking AI Draft guides-to-products Buying guides Product categories Source URLs Target URLs Est. links 214 38 1,070 Est. links · 1,070 Draft Vendor payments
Powering Internal Links and SEO for the World’s Top Brands

As Your Website Expands
Internal Linking Gets Complex and Critical for SEO

And at Quattr we firmly believe that newer AI search engines  like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity rely even more on internal links and the semantic vector embeddings of link anchor texts to discover and surface your important pages and brand in AI generated answers
Great Content is going Unindexed
Data-driven internal linking boosts SEO by guiding search engines to index every valuable page.
Domain Authority is Underutilized
Stop wasting your high-authority pages' link juice. Use AI internal linking to build link equity and rank better at scale.
Navigating Content Gets Harder
Use your website data to pinpoint high-converting pages and trending keywords—then let AI optimize internal links for optimal navigation and conversions.

AI internal linking that drives indexation, higher rankings and user engagement. At once.

Our algorithms are designed to make internal linking go well beyond that SEO footer. Design engaging browse and linking modules that update themselves as the website evolves. Let your content team effortlessly incorporate links within the copy of new or existing pages.
Internal Linking AI: the top five ranked targets kept for one guide Vendor payments is a product page the AP automation guide on acme.example can link to; the capture demo tab is excluded before ranking because its URL has a query string. Internal Linking AI ranks the eligible pages on relevance and traffic, putting Vendor payments (410 clicks) above Approvals (1,120), Capture (690), Close (520) and Reconciliation (380), and the Number of links setting of 5 keeps the top five. Vendor portal and Expense cards fall below the cut, and the module stays a Draft, run on a sample of 50, until someone publishes it. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. AP automation guide ranked on relevance and traffic Excluded before ranking URL has a query string Sample output Source URL mappings Sample output has not been generated yet /guides/ap-automation · 5 target URLs Target URLs Total clicks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Number of links · 5 /capture/?tab=demo /products/vendor-payments /products/vendor-payments 410 /products/approvals /products/approvals 1,120 /products/capture /products/capture 690 /products/close /products/close 520 /products/reconciliation /products/reconciliation 380 /products/vendor-portal /products/expense-cards below the cut Mapping Draft Vendor payments ranked 1st · 5 of 7 kept Draft

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.

Internal Linking AI: links proposed from buying guides to product pages Internal Linking AI proposes links from 214 buying guides to 38 product categories, the source and target URLs you pick: 47 to Invoice capture (690 clicks, 6.9K impressions), 31 to Close (520 clicks, 5.8K impressions) and 64 to Vendor payments (410 clicks, 21.6K impressions), all avg. monthly. Vendor payments' title, body and headings are most similar to the guides, and its clicks plus impressions are the highest shown. Mappings are generated for a sample covering all 214 guides; nothing is live until your team publishes the module. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Source URLs Target URLs 214 buying guides 38 product categories AP automation guide 1,240 clicks Faster close guide 860 clicks NetSuite AP checklist 610 clicks Invoice capture 690 clicks · 6.9K impressions Close 520 clicks · 5.8K impressions Vendor payments 410 clicks · 21.6K impressions Why Vendor payments Relevance · decides it here most similar to the buying guides Traffic · avg. monthly clicks plus impressions, highest shown Mappings generated dashed · proposed, not live proposed +47 +31 +64 Vendor payments +64 proposed, on relevance and traffic Mappings generated
Internal Linking AI: four modules, drafts included, drawn as one chain Acme has four linking modules: compare-to-pricing and blog-to-guides are published, while guides-to-products and pricing-to-blog are still drafts. Internal Linking AI's Link network graph draws all four, drafts beside published, each as one edge, and marks Comparisons as source only, Product categories as target only, and the three between them as both. The edges form one chain from Comparisons through Pricing & product, Blog and Buying guides to Product categories, planned from module settings, not crawled from the site. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Link network graph Comparisons Pricing & product Blog Buying guides Product categories Source only Target only Both source & target 4 modules,drafts included compare-to-pricing Published pricing-to-blog Draft blog-to-guides Published guides-to-products Draft planned, not crawled 4 modules, drafts included planned, not crawled guides-to-productsDraft

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.

Internal Linking AI heatmap: Blog is the plan's thin spot Internal Linking AI's Heatmap view sets acme's link plan, 11.1K estimated links in all, as four source categories against four target categories, Blog among the targets with 1,842 URLs. Each filled cell shows its module's estimated links, shaded by links per target URL, with a dot for a published or draft module; Buying guides receives 9.2K. Blog is fed only by the 61 Pricing & product pages, 305 estimated links or 0.2 per URL, so the heatmap flags its column: a reading of the plan from module settings, not of crawled links. The view is for planning and changes nothing: the thin column marks where a module with Blog as its target would add links. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Est. links 11.1K From row to column Blog Buyingguides Pricing &product Productcategories Blog 1,842 URLs · 5.0/URL Buying guides 214 URLs · 5.0/URL Comparisons 96 URLs · 5.0/URL Pricing & product 61 URLs · 5.0/URL 305 9.2K 480 1.1K Density <0.5/URL 0.5-1.5 1.5-3.0 >3.0 Status Live Draft Blog · 1,842 URLs 1 module · 0.2 links/URL Blog · 1,842 pages 0.2 est. links per page planned from 61 source pages
Internal Linking AI: a related products module placed by its Custom DIV ID The AP automation guide on acme.example has a slot, div#related-products, set apart from the guide's copy. In Internal Linking AI, the guides-to-products module uses the Vertical link list template, and its Custom DIV ID field holds related-products, the id of that slot, with Related products as the heading above the links. The slot now lists three proposed links led by Vendor Payment Automation, the guide's copy is unchanged, and the template is set, with nothing served until the module is published. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Internal linking guides-to-products Template & styling Configure template Edit template Selected: Vertical link list Integration settings Custom DIV ID related-products DIV display heading Related products /guides/ap-automation acme AP automation guide Related products Vendor Payment Automation div#related-products body copy unchanged dashed · proposed, not live Mapping Template set Related products 3 links, in the slot you name Template set

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.

Contextual link box: no image, dropped; no author, kept On acme's invoice errors post, a Contextual link box shows links from the module as cards, led by the AP automation guide, with Show image, Show author and Show read time on and Max boxes at 2. Each card shows fields the Content Index read on its guide, as of the last link generation: the AP automation guide's card has 7 min read and S. Rivera. With Show image on, the NetSuite AP checklist has no image and is dropped when the module renders; the Faster close guide takes its place with 6 min read and no byline, as its page names no author. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Contextual link box Show imageShow authorShow read time Max boxes 2 Content Index, per linked page AP automation guide image · 7 min · S. Rivera NetSuite AP checklist no image · dropped Faster close guide image · 6 min · no author fields as of last link generation /blog/invoice-errors acme Invoice errors AP automation guide 7 min read · S. Rivera Read more Faster close guide 6 min read Read more image 7 min S. Rivera image 6 min AP automation guide no image, dropped; no author, kept fields as of last link generation
Internal Linking API: your custom CSS, served after the template's CSS In the template configurator, Acme's module A615 uses the Contextual link box template, with the placement selector .article-intro and one line in its Custom CSS field, .quattr-module{font:inherit}. Requested for the invoice errors post with module_id=A615 and format=html, the Internal Linking API returns one response. Its html value opens with a style block: the template's CSS, then that same line under a Custom CSS comment, last before the block closes, then the module's markup. Beside it come the placement, .article-intro after, and the template id. Acme's own integration, not Quattr, inserts that html at the placement. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Contextual link box Placement selector .article-intro Custom CSS .quattr-module{font:inherit} Internal Linking API module_id=A615 format=html placement .article-intro · after templateId contextual-link-box html <style> template CSS /* Custom CSS */ .quattr-module{font:inherit} </style> module markup inserted by your site's integration Your custom CSS After the template's CSS your site inserts it

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.

Source URL mappings: three different anchors for Vendor payments Three buying guides link to the Vendor payments page (title Vendor payments for NetSuite AP; keywords vendor payments, netsuite vendor payments, po invoice receipt matching). Quattr generates seven candidate anchors from them and picks a different one per guide. Anchor text special instructions in Advanced options, set to "lower case, under four words", has revised each pick: ap-automation, Vendor Payment Automation to vendor payments; faster-close, Automated Vendor Payments to automated vendor payments; netsuite-ap-checklist, Vendor Payments For NetSuite to payments in netsuite. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Vendor payments title and top keywords Vendor paymentsfor NetSuite AP vendor payments netsuite vendor payments po invoice receipt matching 7 candidate anchors Advanced options Anchor text special instructions lower case, under four words Source URL mappings Target URLs Anchor text Revised anchor text /guides/ap-automation /products/vendor-payments vendor payments Vendor Payment Automation /guides/faster-close /products/vendor-payments automated vendor payments Automated Vendor Payments /guides/netsuite-ap-checklist /products/vendor-payments payments in netsuite Vendor Payments For NetSuite Mapping Anchors revised Vendor payments 3 guides, 3 different anchors Anchors revised
GIGA and Internal Linking AI: a new page linked out and in, both still pending AP automation for NetSuite, a new page classified into Landing pages, starts with no links in or out. GIGA's Incorporate relevant links step has placed 3 links in the page copy, to Vendor payments, Invoice capture and Close, and Internal Linking AI proposes 4 links in from four guides. None of the seven is live: the GIGA change waits for Accept or Reject, and the 4 inbound links wait in the linking module's draft version, started with Revise linking module, until someone opens the draft version and publishes it. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Invoice approval workflows NetSuite AP checklist AP automation guide Faster close guide Vendor payments Invoice capture Close AP automationfor NetSuite new page 0 links in 4 pending in 0 links out 3 pending out Landing pages Internal Linking AI in There are pending editsavailable to publish… View draft version Draft version GIGA out Reject Accept Incorporate relevant links 3 links applied placed in the copy AP automation for NetSuite 3 out by GIGA, 4 in, all pending Internal Linking AI · Draft version

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.

Internal Linking AI: published links served by the API while a draft waits Three buying guides on acme.example link to Vendor payments, each with its own revised anchor, in the published Source URL mappings, updated by M. Chen. The Internal Linking API serves those published mappings as JSON or HTML into div#related-products on the AP automation guide, where the link vendor payments shows in the Related products module. Once a revision starts, the module still reads Published, now with View draft version, and a draft version waits below the mappings, joined to them and to nothing the API serves, until it is republished. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Published Updated by M. Chen Revise linking module View draft version Source URL mappings Source URLs Revised anchor text /guides/ap-automation vendor payments /guides/faster-close automated vendor payments /guides/netsuite-ap-checklist payments in netsuite /guides/ap-automation Related products vendor payments div#related-products Draft version Internal Linking API JSON or HTML solid · served by the API Vendor payments published, served through the API Published

Results from published case studies

Published linking results, with the window each study states.
Kiteworks

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.

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How 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.

Men's Wearhouse

46% more clicks on treated product pages during the rollout

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How 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.

Results from published Quattr case studies, each with the window and scope its study states.
Quattr unified our Search Console, Adobe, Google Ads and server logs at the URL level into one intent model that updates itself. We run SEO, AEO, GEO and Paid by intent, track AI visibility across engines in the same platform, and scale internal linking autonomously. It’s the intel layer we never had before.
Krinal Mehta
Director of SEO (AEO/GEO)
Quattr has eliminated the guesswork from SEO content production, enabling faster content creation that is AI-optimized for higher SEO rankings. This has helped drive organic traffic at an impressive upward incline.
Tatyana Grinenko
Senior Manager, Digital Marketing
Quattr’s AI-driven SEO recommendations, paired with personalized consulting, allows us to optimize and grow our market share globally.
Jonathan Bleier
Senior Global SEO Manager
Past SEO tools moved the needle incrementally. Quattr’s data-driven, AI-enabled model has enabled us to accelerate our organic traffic growth at a dramatically faster rate that is having a direct impact on our business.
Patrick Spencer
VP Corporate Marketing
Over the past couple of years Quattr's SEO platform has become an indispensable part of how we do SEO at Housing & has helped us become India's fastest growing online real estate portal.
Snehil Gautam
Chief Growth & Marketing Officer
Quattr’s AI just works! It vaulted us to the top 3 for hard-to-win head terms. With Quattr’s guided workflows and competitive insights, we are now optimizing 4x more pages every month.
Erin Vidal
Head of Organic Growth
In less than a year, we have increased our non-brand search traffic 4x thanks to our partnership with Quattr.
Deniz Camsari
VP of Marketing

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This is How Our AI-Powered Internal Linking Works
1 Crawl and categorize
Quattr crawls your site's pages into the Content Index and sorts them into categories.
2 Configure the module
Choose source and target categories, 5 to 20 links per page, and optionally a template with the card fields you want.
3 Review the mappings
Generate a sample of 50, 200 or 1,000 source pages and read the proposed links and anchors for that sample before you publish.
4 Publish and serve
Publishing makes the module available through the Internal Linking API for your site to request. Request it from your server, and its links are in the HTML search engines crawl.

↺ 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.

Internal Linking that works at Scale for all SEO Contexts

Work with an SEO expert to design the optimal website navigation
Build topical hubs to rank for head terms for each ICP
Get your new content indexed faster and for more keywords
Drive engagement with in-content links for blog posts and articles.
Achieve bulk internal linking at scale across product, category, and informative pages.
Connect related products with AI-handpicked links.
Improve visibility in search results to snuff out the competition.
Drive attention to promotions, sales, and new products.
Get more products indexed on AI search engines.

A strategist works with your team

Every customer works with a Quattr Strategist, who helps establish and evolve the program, sequences the strategic work, and helps your team use Internal Linking AI well. Your team still reviews each sample and clicks Publish.
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A strategist works with your team: one module, two ways to build it Every customer works with a Quattr Strategist, who helps establish and evolve the program, sequences the strategic work, and helps your team use Internal Linking AI well. Your team still reviews each sample and clicks Publish. Two cards feed one internal linking module, guides-to-products (Source URLs 214 URLs, Target URLs 38 URLs, Number of links 5): Your team, self-serve for every build object, and Quattr Strategist, additive and never a prerequisite. Either way it is the same module, and its state moves from Mapping to Mappings generated. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. YOUR QUATTR STRATEGIST A strategist works with your team Every customer works with a Quattr Strategist, who helps establish and evolve the program, sequences the strategic work, and helps your team use Internal Linking AI well. Your team still reviews each sample and clicks Publish. Your team self-serve every build object guides-to-products Source URLs 214 Target URLs 38 Number of links 5 Quattr Strategist additive never a prerequisite Mapping Mappings generated A strategist works with your team Help is additive, never a prerequisite Mappings generated

Comprehensive AI-Powered SEO Suite for Sustained Growth

Combine internal linking with our content marketing, analytics and technical SEO features for a complete SEO solution in one place
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Data for Automated SEO and Internal Linking
The DOC loop: Internal Linking AI runs in Optimize, on one shared Context Search Console, BigQuery, GA4 or Adobe, Ads and server logs feed one Context at the centre of the DOC loop, holding intents, entities, categories and URL lists on one data lake. Decide, Optimize and Create sit clockwise on one ring around it, with a dashed arc from Create back to Decide labelled prove it worked. Internal Linking AI runs in Optimize and reads the same Context as Decide and Create; the sources feed Context, the platform's shared layer, and which ones are present depends on what an account sends. Illustrative data for a fictional site, acme.example. Search Console BigQuery GA4 / Adobe Ads Server logs Context intents · entities categories · URL lists one data lake ↺ prove it worked D O C Decide Optimize Create know what to change, prove what worked improve what you have add what’s missing Internal Linking AI runs here Internal Linking AI your data, one Context runs in Optimize

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