Discovery finds opportunities for free, but a bare opportunity is just a domain. Enrichment is what turns it into something you can act on: it pulls the authority, spam, traffic, and contact data you need to decide and to reach out. Enrichment is the first step that uses credits.
An enriched opportunity with authority, traffic and contact details
Capture: An expanded opportunity card after enrichment, showing domain rating, traffic, spam score and a contact email. Light mode, crop to 16:9.
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What enrichment adds
- Authority: the domain rating of the linking site.
- Traffic: an estimate of how much the site is visited.
- Spam signal: a flag for low-quality or risky domains.
- Contact: who to reach for outreach, where one can be found.
When it runs and what it costs
Enrichment runs when you accept an opportunity. It costs 3 credits per domain on a project, charged once: re-opening an opportunity you already enriched is free, and Serpfeed reuses data it has already fetched so you are never charged twice for the same domain.
Autopilot: find the contact on accept
By default, accepting an opportunity automatically finds its contact so your outreach is ready without an extra step. This is an Autopilot behavior you can turn off in Linkbuilding settings, and it is why accepting and acting feel like one action. The first time it runs we show a quick heads-up, since it spends credits.
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