Links you can
name out loud.

Sites that already rank on your topic, pitched one at a time with a reason to say yes. He finds them, writes the letter, and hands it to you. You read it before anyone else does.

How a link happens

He finds the site, then argues with himself about it.

Discovery pulls sites already covering your topic, and a judge pass throws most of them out. A domain that fails the quality floor never reaches a letter, so you are not approving a queue of junk.

A mailbox, or the form.

He looks for a real address first. When a site has none, and plenty do not, he writes the contact form letter and marks the row so you know which door he is knocking on.

Every letter waits for you.

Drafts land in the same approval queue as his thread replies, and you can edit or reject each one. Approve and he sends. Reject and the domain gets parked so a stale letter is not sitting around with your name on it.

Then he follows up, once.

Not five times. The follow up is scheduled, polite, and stops when they answer or when it is clear they will not.

What he will not do

Cheap links are cheap because someone is selling the same page to forty other people. That is a penalty with a delay on it.

No private networks, no link farms.

If the site exists to sell links, it is not on the list.

No invented humans.

The letter comes from your brand, signed as your team. He does not make up a person to put in the From field.

No pitch without a page behind it.

A link request works when there is something worth linking to. That is usually one of his posts, which is why the two products are sold to the same founder.

Questions

What does it cost?

He is priced on placements that go live rather than on letters sent, and the rate scales with the quality of the site. Thirty minutes with the founder and you will have a number for your case.

Can I keep sites off the list?

Yes. Competitors, partners, anyone you would rather he did not mail. The stoplist is yours to edit and he checks it before every pass.

Where do I watch it?

Same queue, same approvals, from Telegram, Chrome, or an LLM client over MCP.

He needs a product to work on.

Paste your URL and he reads the site, builds the brain, and starts finding the threads where your buyers are asking. You approve, he posts, you ship.