Backlink automation for a no-filter AI brand
Rixot, at rixot.com, automates backlink placement: you give it a target page, its AI picks relevant domains with real traffic from more than 50,000 vetted sites, writes the placement article, and orders a dofollow link you approve before it goes live, usually within about 24 hours. Links are priced per placement, starting at $1.
Scaling a no-filter brand's visibility usually means more backlinks than one person can place by hand. Rixot automates the finding and the writing, while keeping approval as a manual step.
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What you give it and what comes back
You point Rixot at a target page, and its AI selects domains it judges relevant from a pool of more than 50,000 vetted sites with real traffic, then drafts the placement article itself. You see the proposed domain and article before anything goes live, rather than after.
The approval step, specifically
Each placement is approved individually rather than in bulk by default, which keeps a human decision in the loop for every domain and every draft article. Once approved, the link typically goes live in about 24 hours.
Pricing, per link
Links are priced individually, starting at $1, rather than sold as a flat monthly package. This makes cost scale directly with how many placements you actually approve, instead of paying for a quota whether you use it or not, and it keeps a small test batch cheap before committing to a larger run.
Three ways to run it
Rixot works through a REST API for direct integration, an MCP agent for ChatGPT or Claude, or a plain dashboard for manual use. A brand automating its content pipeline can wire link placement into the same workflow instead of treating it as a separate manual task, choosing the API or the MCP route when the rest of the pipeline is already automated and the dashboard when it is not.
What it does not promise
No ranking outcome is guaranteed, and nothing here is described as safe or penalty-proof in the sense some link services claim; no traffic number is published for what any specific placement will send your way. Automation here means faster sourcing and drafting, not a guaranteed result at the other end.
Where automation still needs a human check
Automating the search for relevant, real-traffic domains removes the slowest part of link building, but the approval step exists for a reason: a domain can have real traffic and still be a poor fit for a no-filter brand specifically, if its audience or its own content works against the association you want. Reviewing each proposed placement before approving it, rather than approving in bulk out of habit, is what keeps the speed of automation from producing a link profile you would not have chosen by hand. The 24-hour turnaround after approval means this review costs time, not weeks.