Order Backlinks With AI — Rixot API & MCP for ChatGPT/Claude

Link building has always been the slowest, most manual part of SEO. Today that changes: Rixot now lets AI order your backlinks for you. We've shipped two ways for machines to run the whole loop — a versioned REST API and a live MCP server that plugs straight into ChatGPT, Claude and any AI agent. You describe the page you want to rank; the AI finds the right sites, drafts the placements and orders them. No outreach, no spreadsheets, no waiting on replies.

What we launched

Two access points sit on top of the same 50,000+ domain marketplace and the same account balance:

• A REST API at ai.rixot.com/v1 — authenticated with a personal key, clean JSON, versioned. Find donors, add orders to your basket, publish from balance and pull the status of every link, from any language or workflow (n8n, Zapier, cron, your own code).
• An MCP server at ai.rixot.com/mcp — a native Model Context Protocol connector. Add one URL to Claude or ChatGPT and Rixot appears as first-class tools your agent can call: check_balance, list_donors, order_backlink, get_basket, publish_basket and list_links.

Both act on the account you already have. The only thing that stays in the dashboard is topping up your balance — everything else can be driven by code or by an agent in plain language.

Why this matters: outreach was the bottleneck

Most "AI link building" tools automate outreach — they mass-email site owners and hope for a reply. But cold outreach has collapsed: average response rates now sit below 1%, and even a well-tuned AI campaign lifts that to maybe 25–40%. You're still automating hope — chasing, following up, and waiting on strangers who may never answer.

Rixot skips outreach entirely. Every publisher in our marketplace has already agreed to accept placements, so an approved order is a guaranteed link, not a maybe. The AI selects the site, the placement is drafted, and the link goes live in about 24 hours. You're not automating outreach — you're ordering a result.

How the AI chooses the right sites

The hardest part of link building has always been selection, and it's where a big authority number misleads people. A DR 80 domain with no traffic and no topical connection to your page does very little; a DR 45 blog that ranks for your exact topic can do a great deal. Our model scores every candidate on the signals that actually correlate with movement:

• Topical relevance to your page and keyword — the strongest signal.
• Genuine organic traffic — real audiences, not dead domains wearing a nice number.
• Authority (DR) as a filter, never the headline metric.
• A clean neighbourhood — dofollow, indexable, editorial placements, no link-farm footprints.

The result is niche-relevant link building at scale: instead of a hundred generic placements, you get the handful a careful strategist would have picked — chosen in seconds, across a marketplace no person could review by hand.

Two ways to use it

Pick whichever fits how you already work.

The REST API — for your stack

Engineers and growth teams can drive everything as clean JSON under /v1. A typical flow is four calls: GET /v1/donors to find sites, POST /v1/orders to add them to your basket, GET /v1/basket to review, and POST /v1/basket/pay to publish from your balance. Link building becomes just another automated step in your pipeline — including scheduled jobs that top up a page's link profile every month without anyone opening a dashboard.

The MCP server — for your AI

Prefer plain language? Connect Rixot once as a custom connector in Claude or ChatGPT, then simply ask: "order five niche-relevant backlinks for my pricing page." The agent finds the sites, drafts the placements and publishes them. Same account, same key, zero glue code. It's the same power as the API, spoken in English.

From keyword to live link in about 24 hours

Whichever path you choose, the cycle is self-serve and fast:

1. Point the AI at your target URL and niche (or a specific anchor).
2. It shortlists the most relevant, real-traffic donor sites in that niche.
3. It drafts each placement as a natural, on-topic article; you review and approve.
4. It publishes from your balance — clean dofollow links go live in roughly 24 hours.
5. You track status, indexing and published URLs programmatically.

Pricing stays honest

Nothing about the money changes: no subscriptions, no retainers, pay per approved link from $1 to $500, priced by the donor's authority, traffic and niche. See the full pricing breakdown — the API and your agent simply spend the balance you've already funded, only on placements you approve.

Who it's for

Agencies automating recurring campaigns, SaaS and e-commerce teams wiring link building into their growth stack, and anyone who'd rather ask an AI assistant than click through a marketplace. If you run a site yourself, you can also list it and earn as a publisher — the same marketplace the AI orders from.

Manual link building will always have a place. But for teams that want speed, relevance and full programmatic control, letting AI order your backlinks is the channel most competitors still don't offer — and, we think, the simplest way to build links on the sites that actually move your rankings.