ExpertPitch.com

ExpertPitch.com automates outreach to journalists, drafting personalized pitches in your voice and aiming for at least four DR30+ backlinks monthly, backed by a money-back guarantee. It costs a flat $300 per month with no contract.

ExpertPitch.com is a managed PR and link-building service that uses AI to find journalist requests, write pitches in the user's voice and send them for placement in online publications. The goal is earned editorial backlinks and press mentions without the user having to hunt through media queries each day. The vendor promises a minimum of four backlinks from domains rated DR 30 or higher each month, with a money-back guarantee if that target is missed. Setup is short. A user shares a LinkedIn profile and a website, and the system works out areas of expertise and the kinds of publications that would suit them. From there it scans journalist requests daily, matches them against the profile, and drafts personalized pitches that are sent to reporters. The plan describes more than 200 pitches a month. A dashboard lets users review, edit and send pitches manually or leave them on automatic, and a reporting view tracks placements and the backlinks they produce. Monthly progress reports are included, and the homepage shows a live feed of current journalist requests ranked by domain authority, which can be previewed after signup without a card. The audience is founders, SaaS marketers, e-commerce owners and agency operators who have real expertise to talk about and want authority links for search rankings. The site is open about who should skip it: people who need links live within days, who are unsure about staying for at least three months, whose niche has little to say publicly, or who are working with a very tight budget. Among alternatives, it sits between do-it-yourself journalist request platforms, where the user reads queries and writes every reply, and traditional PR agencies that charge retainers. Its pitch is agency-style outreach at a single flat monthly price with no contract. Results depend on journalists accepting pitches, so timelines and outcomes will vary, and the case studies and percentage claims on the homepage come from the vendor itself.