Murkuz vs Semrush.
Semrush is a marketing suite built on its own index: backlinks, crawls, rank tracking, paid search. Murkuz is a connector for the data you already own, and it reads only what you connect.
Semrush brings you its data. Murkuz brings you yours.
Feature Comparison
Where Semrush hands off
Estimates, not your rows
Semrush models traffic and positions from its own crawls and panels. That is the right instrument for a domain you do not own. For your own site, Google already recorded what happened.
Built around projects
Setup, limits and price are organised per project. A question about the whole roster turns back into a stack of separate reports joined by hand in a spreadsheet.
Reading comes out of an allowance
How much you can pull is budgeted by plan. Even a routine look at your own queries from last week spends something, so you learn to check less often than you want to.
You pay for the whole suite
Backlinks, crawling, rank tracking, paid search and social all ship together. That breadth is real value for a marketing team, and you buy it whether or not you use it.
Where Murkuz carries on
Your accounts, not our index
Search Console, Analytics 4 and Bing Webmaster, connected once with your own Google and Microsoft permissions. Read-only, revocable, and nothing in the answer is modelled.
The rows, with the window attached
Real rows, filtered, sorted and paginated. Every answer carries which property it came from, which window, and how fresh the data is. Paginated, not truncated.
Every site in one question
One connector covers the whole account. Ask about the roster and you get one answer, and a site you add next month is simply there in the next question.
Reading is never metered
Your own data costs us nothing to serve, so we never meter it: 24 of the 32 tools cost no credit, with no date-range cap. Only external research spends credits.