For content agencies
Every client asks whether the content is working. The rows answer.
Murkuz connects each client's Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster to Claude or ChatGPT, read-only. You ask what the pieces you published are doing now, and get real rows back with the property and the window attached to every answer. The whole roster in one reply.
The friction
The data already exists. Getting to it is the work.
The monthly client report starts with nine Search Console exports, one per account, and by the third one you have lost track of which window you set.
You ask Claude whether the March pieces landed and it answers from the brief you pasted, not from the property. It sounds certain either way.
Every client sits behind a different Google login, so a question about the whole book of business is never one question.
In practice
You do not learn an interface. You just ask.
These are the questions a client asks on a status call, and the ones you would rather answer with rows than with adjectives. Your agent picks the tool. Reading a client's own data is never metered, on any plan.
“Compare every client site on clicks this month against last month.”
One roster answer before the Monday status calls, instead of a dozen exports joined by hand.
Get every site you run in one answerAll_Sites_OverviewNo credit“What queries has the guide we published for them in March picked up?”
Answers the question a client asks every month, with the property and the window attached.
Pull your raw Search Console numbersSearch_AnalyticsNo credit“Which pages we published for this client last year are losing clicks now?”
Names the older pieces that are sliding, so the next scope conversation starts with rows.
Spot pages sliding slowly over monthsLive_Content_DecayNo credit“Which of their posts rank on page one but barely get clicked?”
The title and description work you can bill for, ranked by the clicks already within reach.
Find results people see but do not clickLive_CTR_OpportunitiesNo credit“Do people who land on that guide from search stay and read it?”
Separates a piece that ranks from a piece that holds a reader, which is the part you sell.
Join how a page is found to what visitors then doPage_Search_To_BehaviourNo creditNeeds Search Console + Analytics“What else could we cover around this topic that people actually search for?”
The brief for next quarter's calendar, with volume behind each line instead of a hunch.
Get related keywords and questionsKeyword_Ideas2 credits“What does the competitor this client keeps naming rank for that they do not?”
The gap slide in a renewal deck, and your agent can price the sweep before it runs one.
Find what a competitor ranks for and you do notCompetitor_Gap3 credits
Built for more than one site
Search Console shows you one property. We show you all of them.
A content roster is rarely tidy: four retainers, two projects that ended but still get a quarterly check, and one brand with a docs subdomain of its own. One connector covers all of them, so a roster question is one call rather than a dozen exports. Win a client in March and it is there in the next question.
Two tools take the whole account
Get every site you run in one answer
Every site you run in one response: traffic, direction of travel and what needs attention.
All_Sites_OverviewCompare your sites against each other
Sites compared against each other on the same metrics over the same window.
Portfolio_Comparison
Portfolio is usually the rung that fits. It fences at the number of client properties a production shop actually carries, and the research credits cover the keyword briefs and competitor sweeps a new pitch runs through.
See what each rung includesSetup
Three steps, then you are done with us.
About three minutes, most of it waiting on Google's consent screen. Read-only, through the official APIs, with your own permissions, revocable from your Google account at any time.
Connect your properties
Sign in with Google, pick the Search Console and Analytics properties you want, then connect Bing Webmaster.
Add Murkuz as a connector
Paste one URL into Claude or ChatGPT and approve it. Any other MCP client works the same way.
Ask, and stop logging in
The web app exists to change what is connected. Most people never open it again.
Questions we get
The things people ask before they connect.
Can Murkuz write or publish the content?
No. Murkuz reads Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster and hands the rows to your agent. It does not draft, refresh, translate or publish anything, and the only write in the launch surface is submitting a sitemap.
Do our clients have to install anything?
No. You connect the properties you already have access to, through Google's own consent screen and Bing Webmaster. Murkuz is read-only, never asks for a password, and a client can revoke it from their own Google account at any time.
What happens when a client has not connected Analytics?
The tools that need it return a reason explaining what is not connected, rather than a zero that would read as bad news about the site. Search Console questions on that client keep answering as normal.
Does it work in ChatGPT as well as Claude?
Yes. Murkuz is a remote MCP connector, so you paste one URL into Claude or ChatGPT and approve it. Any other MCP client connects the same way.