Backlinks for a page with readers in 14 languages
A page translated into 14 languages is 14 separate URLs, and a backlink earned by one of them does not move the others up on its own. Rixot automates the slow part of building each one: its AI selects candidate domains from more than 50,000 vetted, real-traffic sites, drafts the placement article, and orders a dofollow link once you approve it, live in about 24 hours, from $1 a link.
Pitching a site owner for a link by hand is slow even once, and a page written for readers in Arabic, Persian or any other of several languages multiplies the work rather than repeating it. Rixot removes the searching and the writing, and leaves the decision with you.
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One URL, one link-building job
Each language version of a page has its own address, and a search engine treats it as a separate document with its own link profile. A backlink pointed at the English page does not, by itself, lift a Persian or Arabic version living at a different URL. Getting several versions to rank means repeating the work for each one, not assuming it carries over.
What Rixot picks and writes
You point Rixot at a target URL, and its AI selects candidate domains from a pool of more than 50,000 vetted sites with real, checkable traffic, then writes the placement article itself rather than leaving that step to you. What comes back is a finished draft on a specific domain, ready to review.
You approve every placement before it goes live
Nothing publishes on its own. Each proposed domain and article sits with you first, so a domain that has nothing to do with the page, or a draft that misrepresents it, can be rejected before it goes anywhere. Once approved, a placement typically goes live in about 24 hours.
Pricing and the three ways to run it
Placements are priced per link, from $1, so the cost scales with how many you actually approve rather than a flat monthly fee. Rixot is reachable through a plain dashboard, a REST API for wiring it into other tooling, or an MCP agent usable from ChatGPT or Claude, depending on how much of the process you want automated.
What it does not promise
Rixot does not guarantee a ranking result, does not describe the links as safe or penalty-proof in any absolute sense, and does not publish traffic figures for a specific site in its pool. Real traffic and vetting are stated; a guaranteed outcome from any one placement is not.
Spacing placements over months, not days
Approving every proposed placement in one sitting and then nothing for months reads less naturally to a search engine than a steady trickle spread across weeks. Rixot's per-link pricing, from $1, makes that pacing affordable: a handful of approvals a month for each language version costs less than one large batch approved all at once, and looks like ordinary link growth rather than a spike.