What Rixot automates, and what you still approve
Manual link outreach means emailing site owners one at a time and hoping for a reply. Rixot (rixot.com) automates the search: give it a target page, it picks relevant domains from a pool of over 50,000 vetted sites with real traffic, writes the placement article, and orders a dofollow backlink, which goes live in about 24 hours once you approve it.
Getting a link placed on a real site usually means finding the site, pitching it, and waiting. Rixot removes the search and the writing from that process while keeping the final decision with you.
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What you give it
You point Rixot at the page you want linked to. From there, its AI searches its pool of more than 50,000 vetted domains for sites relevant to that page's topic and with real traffic, rather than picking at random or by price alone. Relevance and existing traffic are the two filters it applies before a domain is even proposed to you.
The article and the approval step
For each candidate site, Rixot writes the placement article itself and orders a dofollow backlink pointing to your page. Nothing goes live without you: you approve each placement individually before it publishes. Once approved, it typically goes live in about 24 hours. If a proposed site or article does not fit, you can decline it instead of approving.
How it is priced
Links are paid per placement, starting from $1 each, rather than sold as a flat monthly retainer. That makes it easy to place a handful of links to test the process before committing to more. There is no published subscription tier for this service beyond the per-link price.
Three ways to use it
Rixot works through a REST API for wiring it into your own systems, through an MCP agent that ChatGPT or Claude can call directly, or through its own dashboard for doing everything by hand. The same approval step applies regardless of which interface places the request; automation covers the search and the writing, not the final yes.
What it does not claim
Rixot does not promise a ranking improvement, does not label itself risk-free or penalty-proof, and does not publish traffic numbers for any specific site you might use it on. What it commits to is the mechanism: relevant domains, a written placement, a dofollow link, and your approval before anything publishes. What that link does to your rankings afterward is not something the tool measures for you.
Starting small
Because pricing is per link rather than a monthly commitment, a reasonable way to begin is a single placement: give Rixot one page, look at the domain and the article it proposes, and decide whether the approval step and the roughly 24-hour turnaround match what you expected before pointing it at a larger set of pages.