AI agents for Moz
A Monmo AI agent works in Moz the way an SEO analyst would. It researches keywords in Keyword Explorer, checks Domain Authority and backlinks against your competitors, reads Site Crawl issues and writes the weekly rankings report. Most Moz work is reading, so it needs no approval; changing a tracked campaign or emailing a site owner asks first.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Moz
Build a keyword list for a new page
Give it a topic and the agent pulls related keywords from Keyword Explorer with monthly volume, difficulty and the pages ranking now, then groups them by intent in Google Sheets with a suggested priority.
AskFind keywords for our new page on reusable packaging for cafés. Group them by intent and mark the five to target first.
Compare your domain with three competitors
It reads Domain Authority, linking root domains and top pages for your site and for the rivals you name, then explains in a short Google Doc where the gap is widest and what drives it.
AskCompare our Domain Authority and linking domains with Northwind, Fieldwork and Brightline. Where do we fall furthest behind?
Review new and lost backlinks
On the first of each month it checks Link Explorer for links you gained and lost, flags the ones with a high Spam Score, and lists lost links from good sites worth asking to restore.
AskOn the first of every month, list our new and lost backlinks and flag any that look spammy.
Turn Site Crawl issues into a fix list
It reads the latest Site Crawl, sorts broken pages, missing titles and redirect chains by how many URLs they touch, and writes a fix list. Filing each item in Jira waits for your approval.
AskTurn this week's Moz Site Crawl into a fix list for our developer, most urgent first, with the affected URLs.
Explain ranking moves every Monday
From your Moz Pro campaign it reads tracked keyword positions, compares them with last week, and names the pages that moved most, next to their clicks in Google Search Console.
AskEvery Monday at 9, tell me which tracked keywords moved more than three places, with the page and the likely reason.
Write a content brief from the results page
For a target keyword it reads the pages that rank, notes the questions they answer and the headings they share, and drafts a brief in Google Docs that your writer can start from.
AskWrite a brief for 'how to compost coffee grounds': the angle, the headings competitors use and the questions they miss.
Find sites worth asking for a link
It looks at who links to your competitors but not to you, checks that each site is relevant and active, and drafts a short pitch per site. Every email waits for your approval in Gmail.
AskFind 20 sites that link to two of our competitors but not to us, and draft a short pitch for each.
How it connects
- 1You connect Moz once with the API credentials from your own Moz account. How many rows the agent can pull each month depends on the API quota attached to that account.
- 2You decide which agents can query Moz. A marketing or research agent is the natural fit; your support and finance agents have no reason to see it.
- 3Reading keywords, links, crawls and rankings needs no approval. Adding keywords to a tracked campaign, changing campaign settings or sending an outreach email asks first.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent do keyword research with Moz?
Yes. A Monmo agent queries Moz for related keywords, volume and difficulty, reads the pages that rank, and groups the results by search intent in a spreadsheet. It suggests which keywords to go after first and explains why. You settle the final list, and it can turn each choice into a content brief.
Can an AI agent explain why our rankings dropped?
It can investigate and report what it finds, without claiming certainty. The agent lines up tracked positions, lost backlinks, Site Crawl issues and Google Search Console clicks for the same dates, then writes the likely explanations with the evidence for each. Search engines do not publish their reasons, so treat the answer as a well-researched hypothesis.
Will the agent change my website to fix SEO issues?
Not on its own. Moz reports the problems; fixing them happens in your site's tools. The agent drafts the fixes, such as new title tags or a redirect list, and with your approval applies them through a connection like WordPress, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.
How is this different from reading Moz reports myself?
Moz shows the numbers; the agent does the work around them. It combines Moz with Google Search Console, Google Analytics and your content plan, explains what changed in plain words, and drafts the next step: a brief, a fix list or an outreach email. Any of it can become a weekly routine.