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With the changes coming to our Free Mozscape access, and many of you asking for a lower priced API tier, we will now be offering an Entry Level plan. This plan will be priced at $250 per month for 120,000 rows of data, and $20 per 10,000 rows of overage. Here are some more details: Entry Level Mozscape API Access
$250 - Per month
Overages:
$20 per additional 10,000 rows
Included Calls:
URL Metrics
Links
Top Pages
Anchor Text
Rows per Month:
120,000
Rate Limit:
200 requests per second The new Entry Level plan is not yet up on our Pricing Page, however if you are interested, reach out to me directly and I can help you get set up. Ian Watson - IanW@Moz.com

Hey gang, I hate to write to you all again with more bad news, but such is life. Our big data team produced an index this week but, upon analysis, found that our crawlers had encountered a massive number of non-200 URLs, which meant this index was not only smaller, but also weirdly biased. PA and DA scores were way off, coverage of the right URLs went haywire, and our metrics that we use to gauge quality told us this index simply was not good enough to launch. Thus, we're in the process of rebuilding an index as fast as possible, but this takes, at minimum 19-20 days, and may take as long as 30 days. This sucks. There's no excuse. We need to do better and we owe all of you and all of the folks who use Mozscape better, more reliable updates. I'm embarassed and so is the team. We all want to deliver the best product, but continue to find problems we didn't account for, and have to go back and build systems in our software to look for them. In the spirit of transparency (not as an excuse), the problem appears to be a large number of new subdomains that found their way into our crawlers and exposed us to issues fetching robots.txt files that timed out and stalled our crawlers. In addition, some new portions of the link graph we crawled exposed us to websites/pages that we need to find ways to exclude, as these abuse our metrics for prioritizing crawls (aka PageRank, much like Google, but they're obviously much more sophisticated and experienced with this) and bias us to junky stuff which keeps us from getting to the good stuff we need. We have dozens of ideas to fix this, and we've managed to fix problems like this in the past (prior issues like .cn domains overwhelming our index, link wheels and webspam holes, etc plagued us and have been addressed, but every couple indices it seems we face a new challenge like this). Our biggest issue is one of monitoring and processing times. We don't see what's in a web index until it's finished processing, which means we don't know if we're building a good index until it's done. It's a lot of work to re-build the processing system so there can be visibility at checkpoints, but that appears to be necessary right now. Unfortunately, it takes time away from building the new, realtime version of our index (which is what we really want to finish and launch!). Such is the frustration of trying to tweak an old system while simultaneously working on a new, better one. Tradeoffs have to be made. For now, we're prioritizing fixing the old Mozscape system, getting a new index out as soon as possible, and then working to improve visibility and our crawl rules. I'm happy to answer any and all questions, and you have my deep, regretful apologies for once again letting you down. We will continue to do everything in our power to improve and fix these ongoing problems.

The new MozPRo reports do not give me the same level of data as my previous reports on the old platform, including detailed keyword reporting.  I recently discovered that even if I schedule a monthly report, I still only get weekly data.  Is it just me or is anyone else struggling with these new reports?

How would I go about embedding a tool like a simple seo audit in my own website, while of course giving full credit to the developer and paying to use it. I'm talking about using it for conversions, but I'd think it would benefit the developer as well. thanks, JMM

Hi, Problem: I try to create a new campaign but when i put keywords in it, the « next » button stay “gray” and is inactive… I can’t press it. I’m using chrome. I deleted my history in my browser. I did some campaigns  yesterday and it was ok. Please tell me what wrong. Martin Lapierre

Hi we a starting a new web which will be optimised for key words. What can we expect in terms of Domain authority when it comes to starting a brand new website? We will be devoting quite a significant amount of money in our AdWords campaign budget to promote the site and the products.

Situation:
I want to create a new account, but i don't want to lose data from my current account. Is there any possibility for exporting my data (to an excel document or something) that i can import in my new account later? If there is an option to export data directly to my new account that would be nice.. Kind Regards.