One connector covers every site you run. The agency layer does not exist.
Murkuz is a read-only search-data connector. Connect Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and Bing Webmaster Tools once, add Murkuz to Claude or ChatGPT, and every site on the account answers in the same chat. For an agency that is the useful half, and it is the half that ships.
Everything else this page used to sell is gone rather than reworded. There is no white-label reporting, no branded client portal, no dashboard on your own domain and no scorecard that attributes a ranking move to your work. Those are not features waiting behind a plan. They were never built, so no amount of payment turns them on and no date is promised here.
Team and workspace features are switched off too, so an account is one login at launch. Per-client task generation is off with them. Murkuz finds and diagnoses, and the only call in the whole launch surface that writes anything is Submit_Sitemap, which submits a sitemap to Google.
What ships today
The multi-site read is real, and for an agency it is the reason to bother. Search Console shows you one property per view. All_Sites_Overview and Portfolio_Comparison take the whole account, so a roster question is one call and one answer instead of a dozen exports joined in a spreadsheet. Take on a client next month and the site is simply there in the next question, with nothing to reconfigure on the agent side. How many sites an account holds is a plan question.
Ask about the whole roster. Not one property at a time.
Connect Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster once, then query every site on the account from inside Claude or ChatGPT. Read-only, through the official APIs, with your own permissions.
If you run one site, this is a convenience. If you run twelve, it is the reason to bother.