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Does Moz have anything similar to ahrefs batch analysis tool?
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I am wanting to do analysis of a whole bunch of URLs at once - i know ahrefs already has a very good tool for this - but I don't really want to have to pay the $79 a month if moz has something similar?
I know it has the OSE. Can I do batch analysis in this?
Thanks
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Unfortunately, we currently do not have a batch tool for OSE. We do offer an API for Mozscape data, which you can then important all the data at once into a spreadsheet or another tool you've built.
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