Vetted Prospects. Contact Info.
Draft Emails. In Hours.
Everything You Need to Start Outreach
Give us a keyword. We check dozens of search results, screen hundreds of sites, and hand back the viable prospects, each with a reason, a contact, and a draft email. You also see the sites we rejected and why.
What One Prospect Looks Like
This is the actual report, not a summary of it
Contact details anonymized in this example
What You Get
Four things for every keyword you order
A list of viable prospects
Sites that already rank in Google for related searches and already link to pages like yours. Usually a dozen to three dozen, depending on what exists for the keyword. We do not add weak sites to reach a number and we do not stop when good ones keep turning up.
The reasoning
Why each site was marked viable and which signals we saw. The rejected sites are there too, with their reasons, so you can disagree with us.
Contact information
A name and email where the site publishes one. Where it does not, the contact page. Where there is neither, the domain, so you can still find a way in.
A draft email for each
Written for that specific site with accurate names and titles. Read it, adjust it, send it. The screening is done by code. The email is the only part an AI writes.
How It Works
Three steps from a keyword to your first email
Submit a keyword
Add one or several in a single order. Short, plain topics work best. Plurals, extra words and misspellings do not add anything.
We check the sites
Dozens of related search results are pulled and hundreds of sites are checked for how they link out, what they publish, and whether they are a competitor, a social network, or a huge site that will never link to you. Most orders finish in one to two hours.
You do the outreach
Review the list, tweak the drafts, and send. The outreach side of the Backlink Prospector follows each prospect from first message to link: status, notes, the messages you sent, and a reminder when a follow-up is due. Add prospects of your own, or export the list to the outreach software you already use.
What We Are Promising
And what we are not
What you get
Viable prospects that show real signs of linking to pages like yours. Sites Google already ranks. A reason for every decision. Contact details where they exist. A first email drafted for each one.
That is delivered every time.
What we are not promising
Nobody on the list is obliged to say yes. We do not guarantee replies or links, and a weak pitch or a thin page will not get links from anyone.
What we are saying: these sites are far more likely to respond than a random list, and the research that finds them is the part that used to take days.
Stop Spending Days on Prospecting
Quality backlink prospects in hours, with the first email already written.
Frequently Asked Questions
The things people ask before their first order
No. We do not sell links and we do not contact anyone for you. We find sites with a real chance of linking to a good page, work out how to reach them, and draft your first message. What happens after that is between you and them.
We do not promise a number. Dozens of search results are checked and hundreds of sites are screened for each keyword, and you get every one that comes out viable. That is usually a dozen to three dozen, but a small field can give you fewer and a big one more.
We do not add weak sites to reach a number and we do not stop when a list gets long.
No. We find and check the sites, find the best way to contact them, and write a first draft. Whether they say yes depends on what you offer them, which is usually content their visitors would actually want.
Usually one to two hours. Difficult keywords can take a little longer. Every site on the list goes through the same checks, and none get skipped to save time.
It has to show several signs of linking out to useful pages, and it must not be a direct competitor, a site selling a rival product, a social platform, or a giant like Google, Amazon, Walmart or Wikipedia.
Review sites, comparison articles, resource pages and blogs that regularly link out score well. Every site is judged on the whole picture. Enough positive signals and few enough red flags and it is marked viable.
No. We handle the research, the screening and the first draft. The outreach is yours, or your team's, to run. Prospects only ever know what you tell them.
They are direct AI output, but from a fixed template fed with real details about the site, so the names, article titles and context are right. They usually need a light edit and rarely need a section removed. Read each one before you send it.
Possible, but unlikely. You will not get every one and you will rarely get none. The response rate depends on what you are offering and what they want in return. The drafts follow outreach patterns that work and are there to be refined, not sent blind.
Yes. Add as many as you like to one order. Keep them different from each other and stick to short, plain topics. Plurals, extra words and misspellings do not find anything extra.
The full analysis runs regardless of niche. In a very small one, many of the sites that turn up are competitors or huge sites, so the list will be shorter. The narrower the field, the more it matters that you have something genuinely worth linking to.
In principle it is not. The process comes from more than 25 years of evaluating link prospects by hand, written into code so it runs the same way every time and does not skip steps. It is the same method, faster and more consistent than doing it manually or paying someone by the hour to do it inconsistently.
No. An email account is enough. The Backlink Prospector tracks your outreach on each prospect, and the export buttons hand the list to your own outreach software if you would rather work there.
A person's name and email where the site publishes one. Otherwise the contact form and its URL. If neither can be found on any page, you get the domain. Most sites give you some way in.
Not once research has started, because the costs are incurred as soon as it runs. If there is a genuine problem with the quality of an order, tell us and we will look at it.
Yes. These are sites that already link to pages like yours, are useful to their readers, and get real traffic from Google. Introducing your site to them is about as clean as link building gets. What you agree to in private conversation afterwards is up to you.
Every three to six months, and especially after a Google algorithm update. Ranking in Google is one of the checks, so when rankings change, different sites pass and new prospects appear.
No. They stay in your account for future reference, and you can download the report data and keep it forever.