Link building, on autopilot.

The $300/mo is what we host, maintain, and support, so it runs on our infrastructure. Cancel anytime, no contract, and the system simply switches off; the onboarding is a one-time setup fee, not refundable once delivered. If you would rather keep and run it yourself, that is the own-it option: a self-hosted license for $5,000 one-time, where you get the code and run it on your own infrastructure (you keep the version you buy; the updates we ship to subscribers are not included). Either way, your keys and data are always yours.

Everything needed to go from zero to a running pipeline: setup and rebrand (the workspace carries your name, not ours), wiring your keys and sending inboxes, configuring your first campaigns, and training your team on the workflow. Most teams are live in days. It is one-time; after that the $300/mo covers hosting, maintenance, and support.

Neither, it is an AI System. We host the orchestration so there is nothing to install, and your team operates the pipeline (we do not run campaigns for you). The closest mental model is an AI employee, hosted for you, that your team supervises.

You bring your own keys: an AI/LLM key (Claude, OpenAI, or one OpenRouter key for all), SEO data (Ahrefs and DataForSEO), and sending (Smartlead or Instantly). Finding and verifying contact emails is built in, so there is nothing extra to add there. The stack is not fixed, we wire in whatever your team already runs on. Everything runs on your keys, billed at cost by each vendor with zero markup, so you never pay us a margin on usage. The system is tuned to hit the paid SEO data only where it counts, so the data bill stays small.

Usage runs on your own keys, billed at cost by each vendor with zero markup, so there is no number for us to inflate. In practice a campaign's SEO-data pull is a few dollars and the AI work is cents, because the system is tuned to hit paid data only where it counts. For most teams the entire usage bill is a small fraction of the $300/mo subscription, and you can watch it line by line in your own vendor dashboards.

Yes. Every audit prompt, pitch generator, and reply classifier is editable. Your senior SEO can rewrite them, version them, and lock your methodology into the system. That is why we call it an AI System, not a SaaS: the source is yours.

Those are better CRMs for a link-building team, but you still configure every search, qualify each prospect, and triage replies by hand. At 300 prospects a month that is 35 to 40 hours before a single link is placed. Tasken runs the audit, qualifies the top few percent, writes pitches grounded in real site content, and classifies every reply, so that work becomes about an hour of exception review.

This is the fear that matters most, and the system is built around it. Sending runs through your own inboxes (Smartlead or Instantly) with warmup and sensible daily caps, every address is verified before a pitch goes out (so bounces stay low), each pitch is written for that contact rather than blasted, there is one follow-up, and sending stops the moment someone replies. You control the volume, and you can hold any send for approval.

You are live in days, not months. From your first campaign the system surfaces qualified prospects, finds contacts, and drafts pitches the same day; outreach and replies follow as your inboxes warm. We sell the machine, not a ranking promise, but the machine does the finding, qualifying, and pitching from day one.

No, and that is the point. Your team operates it, so the margin stays yours. We host it, support it, and keep it improving; you point it at clients and approve the exceptions. Think of it as an AI employee you supervise, not an agency you outsource to.

No long contract, cancel anytime. Your workspace pauses and all data is preserved for 90 days, so you can reactivate or export everything. Own the code instead and there is nothing to cancel.