For marketing teams
You do not have time to become a Search Console expert. You need the number.
Murkuz connects your Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster to Claude or ChatGPT, read-only, across the site, the blog and anything else you run. You ask in plain English and get real rows back, with the property and the window attached. The monthly number stops being an export job.
The friction
The data already exists. Getting to it is the work.
The monthly channel report is due Thursday, so someone sets the window, filters, exports the CSV, then realises they needed page dimensions too.
You ask Claude why organic dipped and it reasons from nothing, because it cannot see the property. It sounds certain either way.
The marketing site, the blog and the docs are three separate properties, so any question about search overall is three exports and a spreadsheet.
In practice
You do not learn an interface. You just ask.
These are the questions that come up in a channel review, not in an SEO audit. You ask in your own words and your agent picks the tool. Reading your own data is never metered, on any plan.
“Give me clicks and impressions across the site, the blog and the docs for last month.”
The organic line of the monthly channel report, in one answer instead of three exports.
Get every site you run in one answerAll_Sites_OverviewNo credit“How many sessions and conversions did the blog bring in last month?”
Puts the blog next to the other channels in the units the rest of the team already reports in.
Read your Google Analytics numbersSite_AnalyticsNo creditNeeds Analytics“Organic was down last month. Was that search, or was it the page?”
Settles it with rows, before the standup turns into a theory about the algorithm.
Check whether traffic is holding upTraffic_Health_CheckNo creditNeeds Search Console + Analytics“Which of our older posts have been quietly sliding since spring?”
Tells the content calendar what to revisit, instead of guessing at the next planning session.
Spot pages sliding slowly over monthsLive_Content_DecayNo credit“Which pages get plenty of impressions and hardly any clicks?”
A week of title and description work, with no new content and no new budget.
Find results people see but do not clickLive_CTR_OpportunitiesNo credit“Which pages get real search demand but nothing much happens after the click?”
Points the next month of work at pages where the traffic already arrives and the page is the problem.
Work out where effort would pay off mostOpportunity_MatrixNo creditNeeds Search Console + Analytics“What is the volume and difficulty on these ten topics we are considering?”
Prices a content idea before a writer spends three weeks on it.
Look up volume, difficulty and CPCKeyword_Metrics2 credits
Built for more than one site
Search Console shows you one property. We show you all of them.
A small marketing team rarely runs one property. There is the marketing site, the blog on its own subdomain, and a docs or help site. One connector covers all of them, so a question about search overall is one question rather than three exports. A wider estate than that is the rung above.
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
Operator is usually the rung that fits. It fences at the number of properties a site plus a blog plus a docs subdomain actually needs, and the research credits cover pricing a content idea before you commission it.
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.
Does anyone have to install anything?
No. You connect the Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster properties you already have access to, through Google's own consent screen. Murkuz is read-only, never asks for a password, and you can revoke it from your own Google account at any time.
Can Murkuz write the meta descriptions or publish the change?
No. It reads Search Console, Analytics and Bing and hands the rows to your agent, which tells you what to change. The only write in the launch surface is submitting a sitemap.
What happens if Analytics is not connected yet?
The answer names the source that is missing and explains why it cannot be given, rather than reporting a zero that would read as bad news about your site. Search Console questions keep working on their own.
Does this work in ChatGPT as well as Claude?
Yes. Murkuz is a remote connector, so it works in Claude, in ChatGPT and in any other MCP client. You paste one URL and approve it once.