A BacklinkGPT alternative that never uses your inbox
Linkade sends from a separate domain and mailbox it sets up for you, so your own address never sends a cold pitch. It finds the sites, writes each email and sends up to 50 a day.
No card needed.
Your inbox stays yours
Your company inbox stays out of it
Linkade buys a separate domain, creates a mailbox on it and sends every pitch from there, so your company address never sends cold email. There's nothing to connect. BacklinkGPT sends from the Gmail or Outlook inbox you connect, or from your LinkedIn profile.
Built for agencies too
Linkade's larger plans run several clients side by side, each with its own sender domain and mailbox, so one client's pitches never go out under another's name. BacklinkGPT says it isn't built for agencies managing client sites, and each client needs a plan of its own.
Auto-send only when you say so
Each email waits for your approval until you decide otherwise, and automatic sending is a switch only you can turn on. BacklinkGPT moves email to auto-send by itself after five pitches in a row that you approve with little editing, unless you opt out.
Up to 50 emails a day per mailbox
Linkade sends up to 50 emails a day from each mailbox, spaced 5 to 7 minutes apart, with one follow-up after 4 days. BacklinkGPT sends up to 30 a day from each mailbox, and its plans cap pitches at 6, 12 or 25 a day.
Linkade vs BacklinkGPT at a glance
| What it does | Linkade | BacklinkGPT |
|---|---|---|
| Your own inbox left alone | Yes | No |
| Mailbox created for you | Yes | No |
| Emails a day from each sender | Up to 50 | Up to 30 |
| Made for agencies | Yes | No |
| One plan covers several clients | Yes | One plan each |
| Auto-send only when you switch it on | Yes | Turns on itself |
| Turns down competitors | Yes | Yes |
| Pitches sites that charge | Yes | Yes |
Linkade or BacklinkGPT: which should I pick?
Pick Linkade if you want cold pitches kept off your own domain, more emails a day, or a separate setup for each client.
Pick BacklinkGPT if you want to pitch under your own name, by email and LinkedIn.
Pitching without your own inbox
Isn't a pitch from my own inbox more personal?
A pitch feels personal because of what it says, not the address it comes from. Each Linkade first email is about something that one site published, and your main address stays clear of cold email.
What happens to replies to my old pitches?
They keep reaching your own inbox, as before. New pitches go out from your Linkade mailbox, and their replies come back there, sorted.
Does Linkade's first email ask for a link?
No. It opens on a post the site has written and asks if they're open to an idea. The link comes up only after they say yes.
Who picks the sites?
Linkade does, from your domain. It skips rivals and anything off your market, keeps sites that charge, and looks further afield when good ones run low.
Switching from BacklinkGPT
- 1
Add your domain, connect nothing
Linkade shows its first sites in about 5 minutes. It never asks for your inbox or your LinkedIn.
- 2
List the sites you've pitched
Give Linkade the sites you've already pitched from your inbox, so none of them hears from you twice.
- 3
Disconnect your inbox last
BacklinkGPT can carry on from your inbox through Linkade's three weeks of warm-up. After that, disconnect your inbox and cancel.
Start without connecting your inbox
Type in your domain to see who Linkade would pitch. Your inbox never has to be connected.
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