If the report needs a Domain Authority, netweft does not have one.
netweft is a Moz alternative for teams that want numbers from a named provider rather than a proprietary authority score. Moz is organised around metrics it computes itself from an index it maintains itself. netweft deliberately publishes no score of its own invention — every number in it either came from a named provider or is a direct observation, and it says which. That is a real trade, and for some teams it is the wrong one.
Nothing below states Moz's price, counts its features or rates its data. Every statement about it is about the shape of the product, and every statement about netweft is checkable in this site's own rate card.
What a lookup costs
netweft
Priced per operation in credits, and the price is shown before the operation runs. One credit is $0.0001 of raw vendor cost, the reservation is a ceiling, and the settled charge is read off what the vendor actually billed.
Moz
Priced per seat and per plan, with monthly allowances — keyword lookups, tracked keywords, crawled pages — that reset on a cycle. What an individual lookup costs is not a number the interface has to show you, because it is not a number the billing model uses.
What ranking history is
netweft
A rank check is a stored observation: keyword, location, device, position, the URL that held it, and the moment it was taken. History is the list of those rows, and a week where the domain did not rank is stored as a category rather than as a zero or a gap.
Moz
Rank history is a first-class feature in every suite of this kind. What differs is not whether it exists but whether the absence of a ranking is a value you can read back, and whether the number you are shown was observed or derived.
What a machine can read
netweft
The whole HTTP API is described by an OpenAPI 3.1 document, and there is an MCP server at POST /mcp under a scoped API key, so an agent can read a workspace's audits, keywords, rankings and project overview without a person in the loop.
Moz
An HTTP API is normally available on the higher tiers, priced in its own units. An MCP surface, where one exists, is a separate product decision from the API.
Whose metrics you are reading
netweft
No score netweft invented appears anywhere in the product. Keyword difficulty comes from the provider and is labelled as the provider's; a position is a position; a crawled issue is classified by severity against a documented rule, not scored.
Moz
Domain Authority and Page Authority are the product's own metrics, modelled from its own index, and much of the tool is organised around them.
What netweft does not do.
- Domain Authority, or any proprietary authority metric
- A link index crawled in-house
- Local listing management
- Content optimisation tooling
- A free tier of any kind
Pick Moz when
Domain Authority is the reason to use Moz. It is a metric a lot of the industry has agreed to talk in, and netweft does not compute it or any substitute for it. If a report has to carry a DA number, netweft cannot produce one.
The other comparisons
- netweft and Ahrefs A crawled link index sold per seat, against per-operation metering over a vendor's data. What each one charges for, and five things netweft does not do.
- netweft and Semrush A whole marketing platform against five metered capabilities. What is inside each subscription, and the five categories netweft leaves out entirely.
- netweft and DataForSEO netweft's own data provider, and the honest case for skipping netweft and calling it directly. What the layer adds, and when it adds nothing.
The part that is ours to prove, we publish.
Every credit price on this site is read at build time from the same module the API reserves against, so the comparison you just read is checkable against the product.
There is no free tier. Three plans from $50 a month, each opening with a free trial.