# How do I see where one product is linked?

> Open the product in Catalog and go to the Links tab. It lists every shop you follow, the page linked there, and how the link was made.
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> en | updated 2026-09-28 | https://priceq.io/help/en/checking-matches/check-links-per-product

Open **Catalog**, click the product and go to the **Links** tab. You see one row for every shop you follow, with the page priceq reads prices from and how that link was made. Shops without a link have buttons to search again or paste a page yourself.

## The top of the tab

Above the rows you see **your product** with its name and its EAN (or its sku when it has no EAN). Below that, **linked** shows how many of your shops have a link, for example 3/5, and a second figure counts the shops marked **not found**. The number on the **Links** tab itself is the count of linked shops.

## A linked shop

The row says **confirmed** and shows the shop's page. Click the small icon next to the address (**Open listing**) to open that page at the shop. The line under the address says how the link was made:

- **matched on EAN**: the page carries your EAN.
- **matched on MPN + brand**: the page carries your part number and brand.
- **linked manually**: someone on your team pasted this page.

A tag on the right says **automatic** or **manual**.

There is no button here to remove a linked page. If it is the wrong product, change it on the **Mappings** tab in **Sources**. See [Fix a wrong match](/help/en/checking-matches/fix-a-wrong-match).

## A shop with no link

The row says **not found** and **no match found**. You have two options:

- **Find listing**: priceq searches that shop for this product right away, even if it searched recently.
- **Paste URL**: paste the product page and click **Save**. You see **URL linked.** when it worked.

A pasted page is only accepted when it carries your EAN. When the shop shows a different EAN, or none, use **Link URL** in **Sources** on the **Mappings** tab and tick **Skip EAN check**.

## A page without a price

When a linked page loads without a price and priceq has read no price there for 30 days, the row reads **Unavailable since** with a date. Click **Back in stock? Check now** to open the page right now. If there is a price again, you see **Price found. This link is back in every price check.** If not, the message tells you the shop still shows no price. You can run up to 10 of these checks an hour. More in [Why did a working link disappear?](/help/en/checking-matches/why-did-a-working-link-disappear)