Mozscape API - Keyword Rankings?
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Hi, I'm using the free access to the Mozscape API and while I'm still a novice about what data the Mozscape API can pull I can't seem to figure how to pull the keyword rankings for my campaigns. I reviewed https://moz.com/help/guides/moz-api/mozscape/api-reference/url-metrics but can't seem to find what value I need to call.
Can someone guide me in the right direction or is this something only the paid version has access to?
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Hello Ian-- It's been a few years since this post, I'm curious for updates! Does the Mozscape API include search volume yet? Are there plans to? I've been struggling to write a scraper that would do this for me, an API would certainly simplify things.
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Hi Ian -- Wanted to check back on status of the API for keyword data (including rankings). Is this something that is still planned? Any timeframe? I'm getting ready to embark on a project to import rankings data into our internal dashboard tool, and I'm wondering if I'll be forever stuck with manually importing .csv files. Thanks in advance for any updates you can provide!
-John
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Great to hear the product is adding new features and that the API support for rank checking is in the backlog. Love the functionality, but the service does not scale without volume rank checking. I can work with the current export functionality, but the API will help automate tasks to support more customers. I'll stay tuned for the updates.
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We have been working to get a new large piece of functionality out for the Keyword Explorer tool, this has lead to a delay in the External API for our Keyword data. This new feature is in the homestretch and once that is complete, exposing that data is the next step.
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Interested in the exact same question
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Hi, It's a year later, and I was researching the same issue. Can you confirm if there is a Keyword Explorer API for pro subscribers? Thanks.
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Hey There,
Unfortunately Keywords Data is not available via the Mozscape API. The Mozscape API houses the data from our Index, which is centered around Links Data and our Metrics derived from that data (Domain Authority, Page Authority, MozRank, etc). We do have a Keywords API that is not yet up on our website, however there is no Free Access for it at this time.
If you have any other questions about the Mozscape or Keywords API, feel free to reach out to me at IanW@Moz.com.
Cheers!
Ian Watson - Moz APIs
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