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Rixot automates finding links for a character hub

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Rixot automates finding links for a character hub

A well-written character page does not get found just because it exists on the internet; it needs other sites linking to it, and finding those sites by hand is slow. Rixot is an AI backlink automation service: give it a target page, and it picks relevant domains from over 50,000 vetted sites, writes the placement article and orders a dofollow link, live in about 24 hours once you approve it.

A page introducing a character can be well written and still sit unnoticed without other sites pointing to it, no matter how good the writing is on its own. Rixot automates the part of that process that used to take the most time: finding somewhere relevant to place a link in the first place.

On this page
  1. The slow way this used to work
  2. How Rixot replaces that
  3. How it is priced
  4. Three ways to run it
  5. What it does not promise
  6. Starting small

The slow way this used to work

Finding a site relevant to a character concept, checking whether it has real visitors rather than an empty shell, then writing to the owner and negotiating a placement takes hours per link, and most of those emails go nowhere at all. Doing this consistently for a growing set of character pages is not realistic by hand for one person.

How Rixot replaces that

You give Rixot a target page, the AI selects relevant domains with real traffic from a pool of more than 50,000 vetted sites, writes the placement article itself, and orders a dofollow backlink on your behalf. You approve each placement before it goes live, which usually happens in about 24 hours after that approval.

How it is priced

Rixot charges per link, starting at $1, instead of a flat monthly fee that assumes a certain volume of links every month. That makes it practical to run for a single character page rather than committing to cover a whole site's worth of content at once before you know it works.

Three ways to run it

You can use Rixot through a REST API if you are scripting the process into a larger pipeline, through an MCP agent connected to ChatGPT or Claude, or through a plain dashboard if you would rather review and approve links manually one at a time yourself.

What it does not promise

Rixot does not guarantee a ranking result, and nothing about it is described as risk-free anywhere in its own materials. It also does not publish traffic figures for any specific site in its network ahead of a placement. It automates discovery and placement; what a link does to a ranking afterward is not something it commits to.

Starting small

Point Rixot at one character page first, approve a handful of placements yourself, and see whether the domains it selects match what you would have chosen by hand before scaling the approach to every page you have written.

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