Paying per link instead of hitting a monthly quota
Rixot builds backlinks one page at a time: give it a target URL, and its AI picks domains from 50,000+ vetted sites, writes the article and orders a dofollow link, live in about 24 hours once you approve it. Pricing is per link, from $1, so the number you can order is set by budget rather than by a monthly cap baked into a fixed plan.
A monthly link-building retainer usually comes with a fixed batch size, used or not, expiring at the end of the billing cycle either way. Rixot's per-link pricing removes that particular ceiling and replaces it with a different one instead, which is plain cost rather than a count of links.
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No batch size to plan around
Rixot is priced per link, starting at $1, rather than as a monthly plan with a set number of links included in it. That means there is no fixed batch to use up before a renewal date arrives โ ordering one link or ten in a single week costs proportionally, not against a quota that resets whether it was used or not, on schedule regardless of demand.
The domain search has its own scope, not a quota
For each target page, Rixot's AI selects from a pool of 50,000+ vetted sites with real traffic, rather than a shorter list rationed out per account. The size of that pool is fixed by Rixot itself, not by how much a given account has already paid toward it in that billing cycle.
Approval is the one step that is not automated
The article gets written and the domain gets picked automatically, but nothing publishes until you approve the specific placement proposed. That approval step is not a bottleneck imposed by a plan tier โ it applies the same way whether it is the first link ordered this year or the hundredth in a row.
Three access points, same pricing
A REST API, an MCP agent that works from ChatGPT or Claude, and a dashboard all reach the same per-link pricing โ there is no cheaper tier hidden behind the dashboard, and no more expensive one behind the API either. Going live takes about 24 hours after approval, regardless of which access point placed the order in the first place.
What per-link pricing does not remove
Rixot does not claim its links are guaranteed to be safe from a ranking penalty, and it does not state that ordering more links guarantees a better ranking outcome for the target page. Removing a monthly batch limit changes how you pay for links; it does not change what any single link is proven to do for a search result on its own, regardless of how many were ordered alongside it.