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Semrush and Meteor AI agents

Connect Semrush to a Met: check rankings, keywords, backlinks and competitors for your site with the official MCP and your API units.

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How does Semrush connect to Meteor?

With the Semrush ready connector, your Met queries Semrush data with the account the admin authorizes. It reviews a domain overview, its organic keywords, its competitors, its backlinks, its paid search and the projects you already have in Semrush, such as Position Tracking and Site Audit. The server works by reports: first it finds the report, then it asks for its parameters and finally it runs it. Every query spends API units from your Semrush plan, the same as calling the API directly, and projects are read only.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with Semrush

Answer how your site is doing on Google

You ask the Met on WhatsApp how the site is doing. It finds the domain overview report, runs it and replies with the estimated organic traffic and the main keywords.

See what competitors are doing

The Met finds the organic competitors of your domain and, for the one you choose, their keywords and paid search, so you see where they beat you.

Review your projects without opening Semrush

If you already have Position Tracking or Site Audit set up, the Met reads those reports and tells you which positions changed or which errors the audit found.

Research a keyword before writing

Before a page or an article, the Met checks the keyword volume and difficulty and suggests the variants that appear in the report.

14 tools

Everything your Met can ask Semrush for

Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.

Tool	What it does
`domain_overview`	Finds the overview reports for a domain, such as its organic and paid traffic.
`organic_research`	Finds the organic search reports for a domain, such as its keywords and positions.
`keyword_research`	Finds keyword research reports, such as volume and difficulty.
`competitors_research`	Finds the organic and paid competitor reports for a domain.
`backlinks_research`	Finds the backlink and referring domain reports for a site.
`audience_research`	Finds the audience reports for a site. Needs a Trends API subscription.
`traffic_overview`	Finds the traffic and market reports for a site. Needs a Trends API subscription.
`paid_search_research`	Finds the paid search reports for a domain, such as its ads and paid keywords.
`shopping_research`	Finds the shopping ads reports for a domain.
`position_tracking`	Finds the reports of your Position Tracking campaigns in Semrush, read only.
`site_audit`	Finds the reports of your site audits in Semrush, read only.
`projects`	Finds the reports of your Semrush projects, read only.
`get_report_schema`	Returns the parameters a report accepts before running it.
`execute_report`	Runs a Semrush report with its parameters and returns the data.

The limits

What the Semrush integration does NOT do

We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.

It does not create or change projects in Semrush. The MCP reads the read only methods of the Projects API: it does not start an audit or edit the keywords you track.
It does not return traffic and market data without Trends API. Audience and traffic reports need a Trends API subscription, Basic or Premium.
It does not query for free. Every report spends API units from your plan, depending on the report type and the number of rows, and a broad question can need several reports.
It does not replace Google Search Console. Semrush data are estimates from its own database, not the clicks Google recorded for your site.
It does not pay your Semrush plan. Usage runs on your account and your API units; Meteor does not resell the service.

Before you start

What you need to connect Semrush

1

A Semrush plan with MCP access

Semrush One Starter, Semrush One Pro+, SEO Classic Pro or SEO Classic Guru include the MCP with API units. SEO Classic Business and Semrush One Advanced also need an API units package.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → Semrush → Connect. A Semrush window opens so you sign in and authorize Met.
3

Trends API for traffic and market data

Only if you want traffic and audience reports: any Trends API plan, Basic or Premium, already includes MCP access.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Semrush and Meteor

It depends on the report and how many rows it asks for. Semrush charges the MCP with the same unit system as its API; you see the balance in your Semrush profile, under subscription info.

No. The MCP only reads projects: it can tell you how positions are doing, but project changes are made in Semrush.

Because that is how the Semrush server is built: the tools for each area find the report, get_report_schema returns its parameters and execute_report runs it.

You do, with your Semrush plan and API units. Met does not charge for the queries your Met makes to Semrush.

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