OutreachX

• Pricing model: Primarily per-guest-post / per-link à la carte pricing, with pre-set link-building packs and custom outreach available on request. The public site shows one-time purchases for individual guest posts and package-based link bundles rather than a monthly retainer by default; third-party directories also indicate custom SEO/content engagements are available.
• Starting price: $179 / guest post
• Typical range: $179-$299 / guest post
• Billing: One-time per guest post / per package purchase; custom outreach quoted separately. Add-ons are also priced per order (+$30 or +$60 for higher search-traffic thresholds, +$25 or +$50 for social signals on the product pages).
• Contract terms: No monthly subscription for the published USA packages; OutreachX states these packages are a one-time purchase. Clutch lists a minimum project size of $1,000+ for the company profile.
• Guarantee: Full refund if content is not posted within 28 days; replacement offered for rejected/removed links in allowed niches; links guaranteed to remain live for at least 6 months.

OutreachX does publish real transactional pricing on its own site for guest-post/link-building products: DR30+ at $179, DR40+ at $239, and DR50+ at $299 per guest post. These appear to be purchasable one-time SEO link placements, not recurring subscriptions. Directory data adds context but not exact spend: Clutch shows a $1,000+ minimum project size and undisclosed hourly rate, which is a directory profile signal rather than OutreachX's own published service fee. For broader/custom outreach campaigns, the site pushes buyers to request a custom quote, so enterprise or bespoke campaign pricing is still custom even though the productized link pricing is public.

OutreachX appears to run a managed, mostly done-for-you link-building engagement: they start by learning the client’s business and existing assets, then select relevant sites, create and pitch content, publish placements, and keep clients updated through regular communication and reporting. Review evidence also suggests clients typically interact through assigned points of contact, frequent follow-ups, and weekly or monthly updates rather than self-serve tools.

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   Start with consultation and scope definition

   For custom campaigns, OutreachX begins with a consultation to understand the client, target market, and competitors so it can shape the link-building strategy. Clutch reviews also indicate they assign points of contact for different project categories and hold strategy calls with in-house teams.

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   Audit existing content and identify linkable assets

   After kickoff, OutreachX analyzes the client’s existing assets to see what content is worth promoting; if needed, they help turn content into something more linkable. In at least one reviewed engagement, clients also received website improvement recommendations and a detailed marketing plan, suggesting an early audit/recommendation phase.

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   Select relevant target sites and outreach opportunities

   They then narrow down websites and blogs that fit the client’s niche, audience, and geography from a manually built outreach database, avoiding PBNs and spammy sites. Third-party analysis describes the service as fully managed outreach with strict site-quality filters, while the company FAQ says clients generally do not pre-approve domains in advance.

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   Develop topic ideas and draft content for approval

   Once target publications are identified, OutreachX brainstorms article ideas that fit both the client and the host site, then assigns writers to create the content. Their FAQ says clients can request to see content before posting, which suggests an approval/checkpoint step before publication when requested.

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   Publish guest posts and place contextual links

   After outreach and content production, OutreachX secures publication on external sites and places contextual, non-author-bio links in the content. Client reviews describe outcomes such as high-quality mentions in third-party publications, backlinking work, and ongoing outreach/link-building delivery.

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   Provide ongoing updates, reports, and follow-up support

   During delivery, clients are kept informed through regular follow-ups, daily communication channels, and weekly or monthly updates depending on the engagement. OutreachX’s own process page says it sends weekly performance reports after publication, and the FAQ says clients receive reports with live URLs; reviews also mention continued follow-up support after milestones.