Mozscape MCP for AI. Audit domain authority and link profiles on demand.
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How this MCP server connects to your AI agent
Mozscape connects your AI agent to deep SEO data, letting you audit link profiles, check domain authority, and analyze site metrics using natural language.
It fetches Domain Authority (DA), Page Authority (PA), Spam Scores, Brand Authority™, and lists inbound links across multiple URLs or domains instantly.
What AI agents can do with Mozscape Automation
Fetch brand authority
Retrieves the exclusive Brand Authority score for a given website.
Fetch distributions
Gets detailed link distribution data for a target site.
Fetch histories
Pulls daily or monthly historical metric records for tracking changes over time.
Get core metrics like Domain Authority (DA), Page Authority (PA), and Spam Scores for specific URLs or batches of URLs.
List all inbound links to a target, filter those links by the text used (anchor) or the source domain that linked to it.
Find common backlink sources between multiple competitor sites using link intersection tools. This reveals shared authority signals.
Retrieve metric changes over time, checking daily or monthly historical data for any site.
Verify if a specific link exists and is currently active, preventing broken link reports from your audit.
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What AI agents can do with Mozscape MCP Server: 24 Tools for Deep SEO Audits
These tools let your AI client access every function of the Moz API—from checking single URL metrics to comparing link profiles across multiple domains.
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Start using Mozscape on VinkiusFetch Brand Authority
Retrieves the exclusive Brand Authority score for a given website.
Fetch Distributions
Gets detailed link distribution data for a target site.
Fetch Histories
Pulls daily or monthly historical metric records for tracking changes over time.
Fetch Link Intersect
Identifies root domains that are linking to multiple specified targets...
Fetch Link Status
Checks the current existence and status of a specific URL link.
Fetch Multiple Site Metrics
Gets key metrics (DA, PA, Spam Score) for up to 50 different URLs in one call.
Fetch Site Metrics
Retrieves the core SEO metrics (DA, PA, Spam Score) for a single specified URL.
Filter Links By Anchor
Lists links that match a specific anchor text you define.
Filter Links By Domain
Filters inbound links to show only those originating from a root domain you specify.
Filter Recently Gained Domains
Get recently gained linking root domains
Filter Recently Lost Domains
Identifies root domains that recently stopped linking to your target site (potential...
List Anchor Text
Provides a normalized list of common anchor texts used across the web.
List Linking Domains
Gathers a comprehensive list of all domains linking to your site.
List Links
Gets a full list of every link pointing to a specified target URL.
Lookup Quota
Checks and reports the current usage status of your Moz API V3 quota limits.
V2 Anchor Text
Provides normalized anchor text strings using the V2 API standard.
V2 Final Redirect
Follows known redirects to determine a URL's final, actual destination page.
V2 Global Top Pages
Lists the top 500 most popular pages indexed across the entire Moz database.
V2 Global Top Root Domains
Retrieves the top 500 root domains ranked by overall authority in the Moz index.
V2 Link Intersect
Identifies sites that link to your competitors but don't link to you, highlighting...
V2 Link Status
Verifies if a specific URL link still exists and is active using V2 standards.
V2 Top Pages
Lists the most linked-to pages on a single domain, identifying content strengths.
V2 Url Metrics
Performs bulk retrieval of SEO metrics for multiple URLs using the V2 API standard.
V2 Usage Data
V2: Get usage data for the current billing period
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Auditing a link profile shouldn't require a data science degree., Solved with Vinkius AI Gateway
Today, running an audit means jumping between Moz, Ahrefs, and SEMrush. You copy-paste URLs into one tool to get DA; then you switch tabs to manually check for backlink sources. If you want to compare five competitors, you repeat this entire cycle five times—and every single data point needs manual aggregation in a spreadsheet.
With the Mozscape MCP Server, your agent handles the whole thing. You ask: 'Give me the DA and PA for these 50 URLs.' The agent runs `fetch_multiple_site_metrics`, compiles all 50 results, and hands you one clean, actionable block of text.
Mozscape MCP Server: Find link overlap with your AI client.
Manually finding common backlink sources is nearly impossible. You'd have to list every single linking domain for every competitor, then manually check for overlaps—a process that takes days and requires specialized SQL skills.
Now, just prompt your agent: 'Which domains link to both Apple and Microsoft?' The agent runs `fetch_link_intersect` and gives you a clean list of shared, high-authority sources. It's instant.
What your AI can actually do with this
You connect your AI agent to Mozscape for deep-dive SEO work. Stop guessing about site health; let your agent run the complex API calls and spit out structured data so you know exactly where you stand on Google's radar.
Analyzing Core Site Metrics
When you need basic site stats, you can grab core metrics like Domain Authority (DA), Page Authority (PA), and Spam Scores. Use fetch_site_metrics for a single URL check, or if you got a big batch of URLs—up to fifty, specifically—you'll run fetch_multiple_site_metrics. You also get the exclusive Brand Authority score with fetch_brand_authority, which is key for measuring brand strength.
Don’t forget that tracking performance isn’t a one-time thing; you can pull daily or monthly historical records using fetch_histories to see how metrics change over time.
Mapping and Auditing Link Profiles
If you're doing link audits, this server is what you need. Your agent can list every single inbound link pointing to a target URL via list_links. You don't have to look at everything; you can filter those links by the anchor text someone used with filter_links_by_anchor, or you can narrow it down by the source domain using filter_links_by_domain.
Need to know if that link is even alive? Run fetch_link_status or use the V2 standard tool, v2_link_status, to verify existence. You'll also check for broken links by following known redirects with v2_final_redirect.
Competitive Deep Dives and Link Gaps
Want to play dirty? Find common backlink sources between multiple competitor sites using fetch_link_intersect. This reveals shared authority signals you can exploit. You'll use list_linking_domains to get a full roster of every domain linking to your site. To find link opportunities, run v2_link_intersect; this identifies sites that link to your rivals but haven't linked to you yet.
For tracking competition, check which domains have recently started or stopped linking using filter_recently_gained_domains and filter_recently_lost_domains. You can also compare metrics across rivals using the V2 API with v2_url_metrics and get a list of all common anchor texts used on the web with list_anchor_text or v2_anchor_text.
Finding Opportunities and Top Content
Need to know what’s popular? Run v2_global_top_pages to see the 500 most indexed pages across Moz, or check out the top 500 root domains ranked by authority using v2_global_top_root_domains. To identify content strengths on your own site, use v2_top_pages, which lists the most linked-to pages on a domain.
If you're checking bulk metrics using V2 standards, v2_global_top_pages and v2_global_top_root_domains are your go-tos.
Usage and Utility Checks
Your agent can check how much API quota you’ve left with the lookup_quota tool. You also get usage data for the current billing period via v2_usage_data. When it comes to link analysis, filter_links_by_anchor helps narrow down links by specific text definitions, while list_deduplication_domains can help you gather a list of all unique domains linking to your target.
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Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is: your AI client handles all the complex API calls; you just ask for the final insight.
First, connect your AI client to the Mozscape server and provide your API token.
Next, ask your agent a specific question—for example, 'What are the metrics for these five URLs?'
The agent translates that request into multiple tool calls (e.g., fetch_multiple_site_metrics), runs them against the Moz API, and returns the structured data to you.
Who is this actually for?
Anyone serious about organic visibility needs this. If you're a Content Marketer trying to vet guest post sites, or an SEO Specialist running massive backlink audits, stop exporting data into spreadsheets. This tool lets your agent run the audit and hand you actionable metrics directly in chat.
Uses v2_global_top_pages and fetch_link_intersect to find structural weaknesses or high-value link gaps across an entire site portfolio.
Quickly checks the Brand Authority™ score of potential partner sites before agreeing to a guest post placement, minimizing risk.
Automates backlink audits and tracks metric changes over months using fetch_histories without manual data exports.
What Changes When You Connect
Identify weak links immediately. Running fetch_link_status confirms if a backlink you found is actually live, saving you from broken-link audits.
Save time running bulk checks. Use fetch_multiple_site_metrics to check the DA and PA of up to 50 competitors in one single request, instead of juggling five separate tabs.
Find competitive gaps. The v2_link_intersect tool tells you exactly which high-authority sites link to your rivals but ignore you—a clear action item for PR.
Measure brand strength. Fetching the Brand Authority™ score (fetch_brand_authority) gives you a single, quantifiable metric for how strong your name is in the market.
Track year-over-year growth. Use fetch_histories to look up daily or monthly changes for DA and PA, letting you prove link building ROI with hard numbers.
See it in action
Vet a potential partner site.
A content writer needs to know if publishing a guest post on partnerblog.com is worth the effort. Instead of skimming their homepage, they ask their agent: 'What are the metrics for partnerblog.com?' The agent runs fetch_site_metrics, returning the DA and Spam Score in seconds, letting the writer make an informed decision.
Run a deep competitor backlink analysis.
The SEO engineer wants to know what link sources are valuable. They input three competitors' domains into fetch_link_intersect. The agent returns a list of shared, high-authority linking sites—perfect targets for outreach campaigns.
Determine content pillar strength.
A growth strategist is unsure which pages are performing best. They run the tool v2_top_pages on their own domain and immediately see the 10 most linked-to pages, telling them exactly where to focus new content efforts.
Audit link loss after a site migration.
After moving servers, the team suspects they lost links. They use filter_recently_lost_domains to see which domains that used to link to them suddenly cut off their connection, flagging immediate technical debt.
The honest tradeoffs
Checking metrics one URL at a time
Manually running fetch_site_metrics fifty times for competitor URLs and then compiling the results in a spreadsheet. This is slow, error-prone, and wastes API calls.
Use the bulk tool fetch_multiple_site_metrics. You pass up to 50 URLs in one prompt, and the agent handles the batch request, giving you all metrics simultaneously.
Assuming a link is still active
Finding hundreds of links during an audit only to realize half are dead or redirecting improperly. This wastes time flagging non-existent issues.
Always validate crucial links using fetch_link_status or the V2 standard tool v2_link_status. This verifies the link's current existence before reporting it.
Missing competitive overlap
Running separate audits on your competitors and failing to see which high-value sites are linking to multiple rivals. You miss a clear outreach opportunity.
Use fetch_link_intersect. This tool finds the intersection points—the domains that link to several targets—giving you maximum bang for your PR buck.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
You need this MCP Server if your core job revolves around quantifiable, external website authority signals. Use it when you must compare multiple sites' metrics (e.g., using fetch_multiple_site_metrics or v2_url_metrics) or analyze link structure at scale (fetch_link_intersect).
Don't use it if you only need to know a single, simple fact—like just checking one URL's DA score. In that case, calling the API directly might be faster. But if your goal is deep auditing (history tracking, link filtering by anchor text via filter_links_by_anchor, or finding global top domains via v2_global_top_pages), this server is mandatory. It manages complexity so you don't have to think about the API endpoint names.
Questions you might have
How do I check metrics for many URLs with fetch_multiple_site_metrics? +
You simply provide the list of up to 50 URLs in your prompt. The agent runs fetch_multiple_site_metrics and returns a structured table containing DA, PA, and Spam Score for every site.
What is the difference between fetch_site_metrics and v2_url_metrics? +
Both get core metrics, but they are different tools. Use fetch_multiple_site_metrics or v2_url_metrics if you need to check more than one URL at once; otherwise, use the single-shot tool.
How can I find shared backlink sources with fetch_link_intersect? +
You give the tool a list of target domains (your competitors). The agent runs fetch_link_intersect and returns only the root domains that link to all specified targets, which is your primary focus.
Is fetching history reliable with fetch_histories? +
Yes. This tool allows you to track how metrics change over time (daily or monthly). You can prove growth by looking at historical data points rather than just the current snapshot.
How do I check my API usage limits with lookup_quota? +
The lookup_quota tool shows your current Moz API V3 usage. It's important to run this before large batches of requests. This lets you track remaining credits, so you don't hit rate limits mid-audit.
If I need links from a specific area, how do I use filter_links_by_domain? +
You must provide the exact root domain name to filter_links_by_domain. This tool only pulls links originating from that specified source. It keeps your link list highly targeted and clean.
What's the best way to start testing with fetch_brand_authority? +
You simply need to pass a valid URL or domain name to fetch_brand_authority. The tool returns the Brand Authority™ score instantly, letting you test its function right away. Just remember your API token is required.
Does v2_final_redirect handle complex redirect chains? +
Yes, v2_final_redirect follows all known redirects to pinpoint the true destination URL. This is critical because it tells you where a link actually ends up, skipping any intermediary hops.
How can I check my remaining Moz API credits? +
Use the lookup_quota tool. It will return your current API limits and the number of rows consumed in the current billing cycle.
Can I analyze multiple websites in a single request? +
Yes, you can use the fetch_multiple_site_metrics tool to get DA, PA, and Spam Score for up to 50 URLs at once.
Is it possible to find common backlink sources between competitors? +
Absolutely. Use the fetch_link_intersect tool with a list of target domains to identify sites that link to all of them.
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