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Terms of use

Last updated: 16 October 2026

1. What the service does

OptiLink suggests blog posts that accept contributions, drafts contributions with AI, and submits contributions to those blogs under the name and email address on your account and the website of your project — either when you click Post, or automatically when you turn on Autopilot for a project. Autopilot only posts within the rules you set for that project (minimum blog score, links per day, dofollow only), and you can turn it off at any time. You are responsible for the contributions posted for your projects, whether you post them yourself or Autopilot does.

2. Your responsibilities

3. No guaranteed results

Blogs decide whether to publish contributions. Many moderate by hand and many contribution links are nofollow. We report what we can observe but do not guarantee that any contribution is published or that it affects search rankings.

4. Plans and limits

The free trial and each paid plan include a daily contribution limit that resets at midnight UTC. Paid plans renew monthly until cancelled. We may suspend accounts that break these terms.

5. AI drafting

Contribution drafts are written by third-party AI models (for example from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, DeepSeek, Mistral or Nous Research) chosen by you or by us. The article text and your name are sent to that provider to write the draft. You are responsible for reviewing every draft before posting.

6. Reviews

If you submit a review, we only publish it after you have given consent, and you can delete it at any time from your Account page.

7. Data

We store your account details, projects and the contributions you post so you can track them. We send you service emails (confirmation, password reset, billing). We do not sell your data.

8. Provider and contact

OptiLink AI is provided by Abdul Musah, Hutäcker 17, 91347 Aufseß, Germany. Phone: +49 151 68495881 · Email: support@optilinkai.com. See also our legal notice and privacy policy.

9. Applicable law

German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If you are a consumer in the EU, the mandatory consumer protection rules of your country of residence remain unaffected.