Connector reference
Every tool in the connector, and what it costs
Murkuz exposes 32 tools to Claude, ChatGPT and any other MCP client. You do not call them by name. You ask a question, and your agent picks the tool. This page is here so you know what the question can be, and so nothing about the price is a surprise.
- 32tools
- The same list on every plan, including Free.
- 24never cost a credit
- They read your own accounts, so there is nothing to meter.
- 8cost credits
- Only these buy data from outside your accounts.
What a plan changes
No tool is withheld from a lower plan. The connector hands every account the same 32. What differs is how many of them have something to answer with, and that comes down to two things: which sources you have connected, and whether you hold research credits.
Free16of 32 answer
Search Console only, and no research credits. The other 16 return a reason explaining what is not connected, rather than a zero that would read as bad news about your site.
Any paid plan32of 32 answer
All three sources connect, and every paid rung includes research credits. Plans differ on how many sites you can connect and how much research you can run, never on which tools you get.
Your sites3
What is connected, and how fresh it is. Where an agent starts before it asks anything else.
My_SitesEvery site on your account, with which sources are connected to each.
Site_DetailsOne site's settings, connections and article count.
Data_Sync_StatusHow current each source's data is, per site, so an answer can say how old its numbers are.
Search Console8
Your own Google Search Console data, read live from Google on every call. Never metered.
Search_AnalyticsClicks, impressions, CTR and position by query, page, country, device or date. Any window your property holds, filtered and paginated.
Keyword_RankingsThe keywords you already rank for, across Search Console and Bing Webmaster together.
Inspect_URLGoogle's own index status for a single URL: crawled, indexed, canonical, mobile usability.
Live_Quick_WinsQueries sitting just off page one, where a small move is worth the most traffic.
Live_CTR_OpportunitiesQueries with impressions but few clicks, ranked by what a better title could recover.
Live_Traffic_DropsQueries and pages that lost ground, and by how much.
Live_Content_DecayPages whose impressions are trending down over a longer window.
Live_CannibalizationWhere two or more of your pages are competing for the same query.
Analytics and Bing2
The other two sources, on their own terms. Also your own data, also never metered.
Site_AnalyticsSessions, users, engagement and conversions from your Google Analytics 4 property.
Bing_Search_PerformanceClicks, impressions and top queries from your own Bing Webmaster Tools site. Not an estimate, your account.
Search Console crossed with Analytics5
The questions neither tool can answer alone, because the answer needs both sides of the visit.
Page_Search_To_BehaviourWhat a page earns in search, next to what visitors then did on it.
Opportunity_MatrixPages sorted by search demand against on-page engagement, so effort lands where both agree.
Search_To_RevenueWhich queries and landing pages end in revenue, joined through Analytics.
Landing_Page_DiagnosisOne page, end to end: how it is found, how it performs, and what is weak about it.
Traffic_Health_CheckWhether organic traffic is holding, and whether search or the page is the reason.
Across every site at once2
The reason the connector is worth having when you run more than one property. One question, every site.
All_Sites_OverviewEvery site you run in one response: traffic, direction of travel and what needs attention.
Portfolio_ComparisonSites compared against each other on the same metrics over the same window.
Indexing3
Read and change what Google has been told to crawl.
List_SitemapsEvery sitemap Google knows about for a property, with its last read and any errors.
Submit_SitemapSubmit a sitemap to Search Console.
SEO_InsightsFindings Murkuz has already stored for a site from earlier syncs.
Research9
The only group that looks outside your own accounts, so the only group that costs credits. Nothing here runs without your say.
My_Data_CreditsYour credit balance and the price of every research call, so an agent can budget a sweep before starting it.
Keyword_MetricsSearch volume, difficulty, CPC and competition for keywords you name.
Keyword_IdeasRelated keywords and questions, with their volumes.
SERP_SnapshotWho currently ranks for a query, in order, as Google returns it.
Competitor_GapKeywords a competitor ranks for and you do not, with the volume behind each.
Bing_Keyword_MetricsBing search volume and competition for keywords you name.
Bing_Keyword_IdeasBing keyword suggestions with their volumes.
Bing_Keywords_For_URLThe Bing keywords a specific URL is associated with.
Bing_Site_KeywordsThe Bing keywords a whole domain is associated with.
What a research credit is
One credit is one cent of what the underlying data costs us. We do not mark it up per call, and we publish the whole rate card here and through the My_Data_Credits tool, so your agent can price a sweep before it runs one.
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Credits
Keyword_Metrics2Keyword_Ideas2SERP_Snapshot1Competitor_Gap3Bing_Keyword_Metrics9Bing_Keyword_Ideas9Bing_Keywords_For_URL9Bing_Site_Keywords9- Figures are the default request shape. Asking for more rows costs more, and the tool tells you what it spent in its own response.
- Bing research is dearer than its Google equivalent because the provider bills a flat fee per Bing lookup, whatever the payload. Asking for fewer keywords does not make it cheaper.
- A repeat of a call someone ran recently is served from cache and costs nothing.
- Run out and only research pauses. Everything reading your own Search Console, Analytics and Bing data keeps working, because it was never metered in the first place.
Connect your sites and ask the first question
Connect Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster once, add Murkuz as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT, and every tool on this page is available to your agent.