Link Building AI exists because the actual work of link building — finding real sites, checking if they're worth pitching, tracking down a real person, and following up like a human would — is repetitive enough to automate, and personal enough that it shouldn't be automated blindly.
Most teams doing link building today either pay an agency a monthly retainer to run a manual process, or do that same manual process themselves: search for prospects, open twenty tabs to check if a site is legitimate, guess at an email address, write a pitch, and try to remember who to follow up with next week. None of that work requires a person to type it — it requires a person to review it. So that's what we built: AI that does the repetitive research and drafting, and a queue where you make the calls that actually matter.
Research and analysis — finding prospects, checking domain metrics, locating a contact — run on their own. Anything that reaches a real person's inbox goes through you first. That split isn't a limitation we're planning to remove; it's the design.
Every AI action has a real cost behind it. We'd rather tell you exactly what a plan includes than sell you an "unlimited" plan we'd have to throttle quietly.
We don't send outreach through a shared mail server. You connect your own Gmail or Microsoft 365 account, so your sending reputation is your own.
Domain authority and traffic checks use real third-party data — not a made-up score designed to make every site look promising.
Nothing goes out to a prospect without a human reviewing the draft. AI drafts the pitch; it doesn't get final say.