Running backlink placements from inside a chat session
Rixot picks candidate domains from a pool of more than 50,000 vetted sites with real traffic, writes the placement article for each one, and orders a dofollow link once you approve it, live in about 24 hours. It runs through a dashboard, a REST API, or an MCP agent inside ChatGPT or Claude, whichever fits how you already work.
Getting real backlink work done, not just tracking metrics about it, usually means someone finding sites, pitching them, and writing placement copy by hand. Rixot automates the finding and the writing, and gives you 3 different interfaces to review and approve the result.
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3 interfaces, one workflow
The dashboard suits reviewing candidates by hand, one at a time. The REST API lets you fold approval into your own tooling, useful if backlink review is one step in a larger content pipeline. The MCP agent connects to ChatGPT or Claude directly, so you can review and approve placements from inside a chat instead of switching to a separate tab.
What the AI actually does for you
Give it a target page and it selects candidate domains from over 50,000 vetted sites with real, checkable traffic rather than directories nobody reads, then writes the placement article for each candidate itself. That covers both the research step and the writing step that manual outreach usually splits across 2 different tasks.
The one step it does not automate
Every candidate, domain and article, is proposed to you for approval before anything publishes. Nothing goes live automatically. That keeps a mismatched domain or a draft that misrepresents your page from ever appearing, at the cost of a review step you still have to do yourself, in whichever interface you picked.
Cost and turnaround
Pricing is per link, from $1, so cost tracks how many placements you actually approve rather than a flat subscription. Once approved, a placement goes live in about 24 hours with the dofollow link included, fast enough to plan around a content release rather than waiting weeks to know whether a batch of outreach worked.
What it will not claim
Rixot does not guarantee a ranking outcome, does not call its links safe or penalty-proof, and does not publish traffic figures for any specific site in its pool. What it automates is candidate research and article drafting; whether a placement actually moves rankings is still something you track separately, over time.
Fitting it around a launch
If you have a new guide or tool page going live, queue a first batch of candidates for approval the same week rather than months later, so the earliest links line up with the earliest traffic the page gets from other sources. Approving a few placements a week is easier to sustain than reviewing a large batch once and then stopping.