Real backlinks, really earned.

No. There is no reciprocal linking, no network of sites linking to each other, and no paid placements. Every link is earned by asking a real, independent site owner — who says yes or no on the merits.

Yes. Genuinely asking a site owner to link to something worth linking to is exactly the kind of link building search engines encourage. What they penalize is automated link exchanges, link schemes, and paid links — which is precisely why we don’t do those.

Yes, when they come from real, relevant sites. Links remain one of the strongest ranking signals, and AI answer engines lean on the same authority signals when deciding which sources to cite — so a thin profile hurts classic ranking and AI-citation odds together. What stopped working is volume: one earned link from an authoritative, topically relevant domain outweighs dozens from unrelated sites, which is exactly why the bot targets the gap between you and your competitors rather than a generic prospect list.

Most published content never earns the authority signals — backlinks chief among them — that Google and AI answer engines use to decide what to surface. Publishing without a link-building plan is the single biggest reason good content never gets found.

The reply agent answers routine questions and handles the normal back-and-forth within the rules you set. Anything sensitive — a pricing ask, a tricky objection, a judgment call — it escalates to you in the app and waits for your decision before it responds.

It is the proof a link is real: the referring domain, its authority, the date the link went live, and the visits it has driven since. It lives in your Links Won panel so you can see — and show — exactly what the bot earned.

From the gap between you and your competitors. The bot scans competitors' backlink profiles, surfaces the relevant referring domains that link to them but not to you, and then finds the person behind each one.

No, and we would be suspicious of anyone who does. We guarantee real outreach to real people, full visibility into every pitch, and a receipt for every win. How many links you earn depends on your site, your targets, and their answers — not a quota.

Because a real person is far more likely to reply to a genuine personal email from you than to a bulk message from a platform. You connect your Gmail or Outlook, you approve each send, and the email goes out as you — signed by you, with a soft opt-out — not as “SearchChamp outreach.”

Yes — each site keeps its own prospect list, its own campaigns, and its own reply history, so an agency never risks one client’s outreach landing in another’s thread. Because each send goes from that site’s own connected inbox, the sender identity stays right per client too.

If it only checks, you’re paying to look at a problem. The Outreach Bot pairs the gap analysis with the outreach itself — drafting, sending from your own inbox, and tracking replies — so the subscription buys earned links, not just a report.

Neither — outreach is part of your plan rather than metered per send or billed on results. Nobody can honestly price per link earned, because whether a site links to you is their editorial decision, not something a vendor controls. What your plan buys is the gap analysis, the drafting, the sending, and the reply handling.

It is part of the platform rather than a separate product: Starter is 59/month, Pro 149/month, and Agency 349/month, with sending volume and campaign capacity scaling by tier since that is where the real cost sits. Paying yearly saves 20%, and the Starter plan starts with a 7-day free trial · credit card required.