Backlinks that compound.
The only AI-visibility platform with a backlink suite that closes the loop — monitor, find gaps, reach out, win, and attribute. See who cites you in AI answers, then turn those domains into backlink targets in one click.
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- Branded38%
- Exact match22%
- Partial24%
- Generic16%
Every link, from every source you actually have
One crawler never sees everything. SearchChamp blends a bulk backlink index with your GA4 referral data, on-demand deep scans, and manual entries for placements no crawler catches — and every row carries a badge saying which source found it, so you always know what you're looking at rather than trusting one number.
- A bulk backlink index, plus on-demand deep scans when you need full coverage
- GA4 referral data folded in automatically — links that send real visitors
- Manual entry for placements no crawler catches, and a source badge on every row
Every row says where it came from
Rank your backlinks by the people they actually send
Most link tools rank referring domains by authority score and stop there. SearchChamp also ranks them by the real visitors they send — sessions blended with authority — so the directory nobody clicks stops outranking the niche blog that quietly sends you customers every week. It is the difference between a link that scores well and a link that works.
- Referring domains ranked by real sessions, not by authority score alone
- Sessions over the last 30 days shown next to authority on every row
- The links that actually earn traffic surface first, so outreach follows the money
A high score is not the same as a visitor
The domains that link to your competitors and not to you
Point SearchChamp at your competitors and it cross-references their referring domains against yours, returning the ones they have and you don't — a ready-made prospect list instead of a blank search box. Export the whole set straight into outreach, or work it a row at a time.
- Cross-referenced against competitor profiles, not guessed from a keyword
- Median authority and total target count so you can size the opportunity first
- Export the whole gap set into outreach in one action
YOUR PROSPECT LIST
A prospect list, not a blank search box
See exactly how the web describes you
SearchChamp scores your anchor-text spread as Shannon entropy, normalised to 0–1, and bands it: above 0.8 is diverse, 0.6 to 0.8 is moderate, below 0.6 is concentrated and worth looking at. A profile where most links use the same commercial phrase reads as engineered, and the score tells you that before it becomes a liability.
- Shannon-entropy diversity scored 0 to 1, tracked as the profile changes
- Banded diverse / moderate / concentrated — a number with a meaning attached
- Per-anchor counts, share, and what's new or lost in the last 30 days
A number with a band, not a vanity score
Know which page each link is actually holding up
Every referring domain is mapped to the exact landing page it points at, so you can see which articles are earning your authority and which high-value pages have none at all. That's what turns "we need links" into "this page needs links".
- Referring domains attributed to the exact target URL, not just the domain
- Under-linked pages surfaced next to the ones already carrying authority
- Prioritise outreach by the page you most want to rank
"We need links" becomes "this page needs links"
Catch the links that quietly disappeared
SearchChamp re-checks your live profile and flags links that went missing, broke, or now redirect somewhere else — with the reason named per row and the date it happened. Each one gets a Reclaim action, and the reclamation lanes can draft the outreach for you. This is link-health risk — lost, broken, redirected — not a toxic-link or spam score.
- Lost, broken and redirected links flagged with the reason and the date
- A Reclaim action on every row, with reclamation outreach drafted for you
- Link-health risk, stated plainly — this is not a toxic-link or PBN score
The reason, the date, and a way to get it back
A CRM built for link building, not bent into one
Every prospect moves through a pipeline made for this job — to pitch, pitched, replied, negotiating, linked, declined — with the reply threaded onto the row so you can see the actual conversation. Each pitch is tagged with the lane it came from, so you always know whether a win came from a competitor gap, a broken link, or a reclamation.
- A pipeline that matches link building: to pitch → pitched → replied → negotiating → linked
- Replies threaded onto the row, with the contact and subject line in view
- Every pitch tagged by source lane, and the whole board exportable as CSV
Thanks for flagging this — happy to add your link. Can you send the exact anchor text and the target URL you'd like?
The pipeline, the reply, and where it came from
Four reclamation and pitching lanes, running on their own
Turn on a lane and SearchChamp works it continuously — finding broken links pointing at your domain and pitching replacements, detecting links that dropped and pitching reinstatement, monitoring journalist queries, and pitching podcast appearances. Each lane runs on its own schedule, keeps its own counters, and can be paused independently.
- Broken-link reclaim, lost-link reclaim, HARO replies, podcast pitches — each on its own schedule
- Per-lane counters: pitches sent, links landed, last run, next run
- Enable, pause, and configure every lane independently
Find broken links pointing to your domain and pitch replacements.
12 PITCHES SENT · 3 LINKS LANDED · RAN 4H AGODetect recently lost backlinks and pitch reinstatement.
8 PITCHES SENT · 2 LINKS LANDED · RAN 1D AGOMonitor journalist queries and pitch relevant stories.
4 PITCHES SENT · 1 LINK LANDED · RAN 6D AGOIdentify relevant podcasts and pitch guest appearances.
3 PITCHES SENT · 0 LINKS LANDED · RAN 2D AGOFour lanes running
From your inbox, with your approval, and no link exchanges
Outreach connects to your own Gmail or Outlook and sends from your address, so replies land in your normal mailbox and the person receiving it sees a message from a real human at your company — not a third-party sender. Nothing goes out until you approve it. And there is no reciprocal-link scheme here: link exchanges and automated link creation are named in Google's own spam policies, and we are not going to build you a liability.
- Sends from your own Gmail or Outlook via OAuth — never a third-party from-address
- Nothing sends until you approve it
- No link exchange, no reciprocal scheme, no guaranteed-count games
Your address · your approval · no schemes
And a bot that runs the whole loop, with a receipt
The Outreach Backlink Bot scans competitor link gaps, finds the human behind each site, drafts a personalised pitch citing the exact page that links to your competitor, and — once you approve — sends it from your inbox. An AI reply agent handles the back-and-forth and escalates anything sensitive to you. When a link goes live, it writes you a receipt.
- Finds the contact, drafts the pitch, sends on your approval
- A reply agent negotiates and escalates the sensitive parts to you
- Every won link comes with a verifiable receipt
Proof, not promises
The sites AI engines cite are a link target list
When an AI assistant answers a question in your category, it cites somebody. SearchChamp already tracks who — and this lane turns those cited domains into outreach prospects, carrying the evidence with them: which prompts they were cited on, which engines, how often, and whether a competitor is present in that answer while you are absent.
- Prospects sourced from the domains AI engines actually cite on your tracked prompts
- Each one carries its evidence: prompts, engines, counts, first and last seen
- Surfaces the answers where a competitor is named and you are not
Who the answer cites becomes who you pitch
The three checks that catch what a link list won't
Beyond the profile itself, SearchChamp watches for mentions of your brand across the web, identifies the people writing the pages that link to you, and resolves the network each referring domain sits on — so a cluster of links from one place stops looking like a hundred independent votes.
- Brand mentions across the web, filtered for actual relevance to your brand
- The authors behind your linking pages, so outreach reaches a person
- Referring-domain IP networks resolved, so link clusters are visible
"…tools like SearchChamp now fold GA4 referrals into the profile…"
"…we used SearchChamp to map which pages actually earn links…"
"…SearchChamp's at-risk view names the reason a link vanished…"
A hundred links from one place is not a hundred votes
Your site, your competitors, and your GA4 — SearchChamp builds the profile from every source you have
Cross-reference competitor profiles and surface the domains that link to them and not to you
Personalised drafts citing the exact page that links to your competitor, sent from your own inbox after you approve
Lost, broken and redirected links flagged with the reason — and reclamation outreach drafted for you
Backlinks, answered.
Yes, and arguably more than before — but for a second reason now. Links still carry authority for classic ranking, and separately, AI answer engines lean heavily on pages that already rank well when deciding what to cite. So a link no longer just moves you up a results page; it improves the odds that an engine treats you as a source worth naming. What has changed is that volume alone stopped working — relevance and genuine editorial placement are what count.
Most tools stop at showing you your own backlink profile. SearchChamp adds link-gap analysis against up to 5 competitors, then runs the outreach itself — personalized drafting, a 4-lane autopilot, and a purpose-built CRM — instead of leaving you to manually chase every prospect it surfaces.
Link-gap analysis compares your backlink profile against up to 5 competitors and surfaces the 50-200 high-authority domains that link to them but not to you — a ready-made prospect list instead of a blank search.
Yes — the Risk view identifies the links worth worrying about, and you can generate a disavow file to submit in Search Console. Google's own guidance is that most sites never need to disavow anything, so treat it as a last resort after a manual action rather than routine hygiene.
Your own inbox — SearchChamp connects to your Gmail or Outlook and sends from your own address, so replies land in your normal mailbox and prospects see a message from a real person at your company, not a third-party sender.
Your profile is refreshed on a recurring schedule rather than on demand, and gained and lost links are reported across a rolling 30-day window so you can see direction rather than daily noise. A link that appeared this morning will not necessarily be in today's view — link discovery is inherently lagging for every tool in this category, ours included.
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