A dashboard, or a connector.
The tools on this page bring you data of their own: crawled links, modelled traffic, a score for the draft you have not published yet. Murkuz brings none of that. It hands your own Search Console, Analytics and Bing rows to the model you are already talking to, with the property and the window attached to every answer.
Murkuz is read-only and does not crawl the web. It has no backlink index and no site auditor, so where that is the job, the other tool wins. Each page says where.
Murkuz vs. Ahrefs
Ahrefs is the web as Ahrefs crawled it: links, estimates, scores. Murkuz is the properties you already own, read row by row.
Murkuz vs. Semrush
Semrush is a marketing suite built on its own index and its estimates. Murkuz reads only the properties you connect.
Murkuz vs. Surfer SEO
Surfer scores the page you are about to publish. Murkuz reads what the pages you already published actually did.
Murkuz vs. Clearscope
Clearscope works before you publish. Murkuz works after, on the rows Google and Bing actually recorded.
Murkuz vs. Manual SEO
Set the window, filter, export the CSV, paste it in, realise you needed page dimensions too. Start again.