Reading your own Search Console, Analytics and Bing data costs us nothing, so it is unmetered on every paid plan. External keyword and competitor research is the only thing that costs real money per call, so it is the only thing with a number next to it.
Free and Solo both cover one site, because the first $9 a month does not buy properties: it connects Analytics and Bing Webmaster and puts a research budget behind them. Sites are what $29 and $79 a month buy, 3 of them or 10. Those are different jobs, not different sizes of the same job.
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Point Claude at one site's Search Console data and see what that feels like.
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The same one site as Free, with Analytics and Bing Webmaster connected and a research budget behind it.
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3 sites, plus the research budget to look outside your own data at what competitors rank for.
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10 sites and the research budget to work a whole client roster or brand portfolio.
None of it is a lever, so none of it changes between Solo, Operator and Portfolio. Free gets the same connector and the same tool list, but on Search Console alone and with no credits, 16 of the 32 tools have data to answer with.
All three sources connected
Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster.
Unmetered reads of your own data
Your accounts, your numbers, no per-call charge.
Full history
As far back as your own accounts go.
The Claude and ChatGPT connector
Plus any other MCP client you use.
All 32 connector tools
No tool is held back for a higher plan.
32 tools, in seven groups. You never call one by name: you ask a question and your agent picks. Only the last group costs credits, because it is the only one that looks outside your own accounts.
What is connected, and how fresh it is. Where an agent starts before it asks anything else.
Your own Google Search Console data, read live from Google on every call. Never metered.
The other two sources, on their own terms. Also your own data, also never metered.
The questions neither tool can answer alone, because the answer needs both sides of the visit.
The reason the connector is worth having when you run more than one property. One question, every site.
Read and change what Google has been told to crawl.
The only group that looks outside your own accounts, so the only group that costs credits. Nothing here runs without your say.
Costs credits
24 of the 32 never cost a credit on any plan. Read the full tool reference, with what each one reads and exactly what it costs.
One size, for one situation: you ran out mid-task and want to keep going now. It tops up a paid plan, so a Free account picks a plan first. One pack of 500 costs $29, the same as a single Operator month that includes 600 credits and then grants them again, so the pack is deliberately worse value: it covers the month you went over, it is never the cheaper way to avoid the upgrade.
Sources, sites and research credits are the only levers. The tools that answer move with them, because a tool with no source and no credits has nothing to answer from. If a row does not change across the columns, that is deliberate.
Free
$0
Solo
$9/mo
Operator
$29/mo
Portfolio
$79/mo
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A research credit is spent when Murkuz has to buy data from an external provider on your behalf: keyword volumes, difficulty, competitor rankings, SERP snapshots. Those calls cost us real money per call, so they are the one thing we meter. Reading your own Search Console, Analytics or Bing data never spends a credit.
Because they cost us nothing. Your Search Console, Analytics and Bing data comes out of your own accounts through your own connections. There is no per-call bill behind it, so there is no per-call charge in front of it. Query it as hard as you like.
One property you connect: a domain or a Search Console property, with its Analytics and Bing counterparts attached. Connecting Analytics and Bing for a site you already have does not use up a second site.
One site and Google Search Console only. You get the same connector and the same 32 tools, and 16 of them can answer from Search Console alone. Reads are unmetered and history is not capped. Free grants no research credits, and the 500-credit top-up pack cannot be bought on Free: a pack tops a paid plan up, it does not stand in for one. Pick a plan and the pack is there when you need it.
Free and Solo both cover one site, because the first paid step is not about connecting more properties. Free reads Search Console alone; Solo at $9 a month adds Analytics and Bing Webmaster and 100 research credits a month, so all 32 tools have something to answer with. Operator at $29 a month is where sites start to matter: 3 of them, and 6 times the research budget.
Everything that reads your own data keeps working exactly as before, because it was never metered. Only external keyword and competitor research pauses. Buy the 500-credit top-up pack, or wait for your next billing period, when the plan grants its credits again.
2 months. Solo is $90 a year instead of $108, Operator is $290 instead of $348, and Portfolio is $790 instead of $948. An annual plan grants a full year of research credits in one go, and how much research you can run in any single month stays the same.
Yes, though not from a button yet. Email [email protected] and a person moves you up or down a rung, or cancels your subscription so it does not renew. Do not buy a second plan here to upgrade: checkout starts a fresh subscription and bills the first period immediately, on top of the one you already pay. Your connected sites and their history stay where they are through any of it.
Claude and ChatGPT as a connector, and any other MCP client as an MCP server. The same 32 tools are exposed on every plan, including Free. The full list, with what each one reads and costs, is on the connector tool reference.