Rixot writes and places the link; you approve every one
Rixot is an AI backlink automation service: give it a target page, and its AI selects domains from more than 50,000 vetted, real-traffic sites, writes the placement article, and orders a dofollow link, live in about 24 hours once you approve it. Pricing runs from $1 a link, through a REST API, an MCP agent, or a dashboard.
A page describing what a private AI chat does and does not keep is only useful once other sites link to it. The usual route is writing to site owners one at a time and waiting for a reply that may never come, which means handing an inbox address to strangers before a single link exists. Rixot replaces that step with an approval, not an email.
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One page in, a domain list out
You give Rixot a page you want linked to, and its AI selects candidate domains from a pool of more than 50,000 vetted sites, filtered for real traffic rather than picked at random from a directory. That step replaces searching the web by hand for sites that might accept a pitch, and guessing which ones are worth contacting at all before writing to them one at a time.
It drafts the article, you approve it
Rixot writes the placement article that will carry the link, rather than asking you to draft something for an editor on the other end to accept or reject. Nothing publishes until you approve the specific placement it proposes; that approval is the one manual step left in an otherwise automatic process, from the domain search through to the finished draft.
Live in about a day, from $1 a link
Once approved, the dofollow link goes live in about 24 hours. Pricing runs per link, starting at $1, rather than a flat monthly fee for a fixed batch you may or may not use that month. Running it through the REST API or the MCP agent lets a page request its own links without a person opening the dashboard each time.
Three ways to run it
Rixot works through a REST API for wiring into another system, an MCP agent usable from ChatGPT or Claude, or a dashboard for placements done by hand without any code involved. The output is the same regardless of the door used to reach it: a written article, a selected domain, and a link signed off on before it goes anywhere at all.
What it does not promise
Rixot does not state that a link will move a ranking, and it does not describe itself as safe or penalty-proof, or give traffic numbers for any one site it might place a link on. It automates the outreach and the placement; what a single link does to a search result afterward is not something either side controls or measures directly.