Automating outreach without automating the approval
A page explaining chatbot refusals or ranking for senza censura needs links from domains a search engine trusts, and finding those domains by hand does not scale. Rixot's AI picks candidates from over 50,000 vetted sites with real traffic, writes the placement article, and orders a dofollow link once you approve it, live in about 24 hours, from $1 a link.
Writing a good explainer and getting other sites to link to it are 2 different skills, and manual outreach for the second one is slow regardless of how good the page is. Rixot automates the search and the writing, and leaves the approval step with you.
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What you give it and what comes back
You point Rixot at the target page, the one about refusal patterns or an uncensored ChatGPT search, and its AI selects candidate domains from a pool of more than 50,000 vetted sites with real, checkable traffic, not directories with no visitors. For each candidate it also writes the placement article itself.
You approve each one before it goes live
Nothing publishes automatically. Each proposed placement, the domain and the article, is something you approve first, so a domain that does not fit the topic or a draft that misrepresents the page can be rejected before it ever goes live, rather than discovered afterward.
From approval to a live link
Once approved, a placement goes live in about 24 hours, with a dofollow link back to your page embedded in the article. Pricing is per link, starting at $1, so the cost scales with how many placements you actually approve rather than a flat monthly fee regardless of output.
3 ways to run it
A dashboard covers doing this by hand, reviewing candidates and approving them one at a time. A REST API is available for wiring the same flow into your own tooling. There is also an MCP agent for ChatGPT or Claude, for approving placements from inside a chat session rather than a separate interface.
What it does not promise
Rixot does not guarantee a ranking result, does not claim the links are safe or penalty-proof in some absolute sense, and does not publish specific traffic numbers for any one site in its pool, real traffic means checkable, not quantified here. A backlink is one input into ranking, not a guaranteed outcome by itself.
Pacing placements over time
Approving every proposed placement in a single day and then nothing for months looks less natural than a steady trickle spread across weeks. Rixot's per-link pricing makes that pacing easy to afford: approve a few candidates now, more later, rather than committing to a large batch before you know whether the writing quality holds across domains.