This guide contains all permissions and requirements for connecting your Semrush Analytics data to Supermetrics.
You can connect to data sources from the Data sources page on the Supermetrics Hub. On the Hub, you can also share an authentication link to connect to a data source you don't have direct access to.
After you connect to the data source on the Hub, you can use the data source connection in all available destinations.
Required permissions
To connect Supermetrics to Semrush Analytics, you need an API account and a Semrush subscription for API request units. Learn more about Semrush accounts and API request units.
Each API call has a cost, and the cost of requests is measured in API units. Units are determined by the type of report or request retrieved from the Semrush API, and fetching historical data requires more units than live data. One US dollar is equal to approximately 20,000 API units.
Query types
Semrush Analytics supports 5 main types of queries — Domain, Keyword, URLs, Display Ads, and Backlinks — for a total of 35 different query types.
Our connector uses the same structure as the API reports with the same names, so you can use the Semrush Analytics API documentation to explore the full range of reports and fields.
See our Semrush Analytics report building guide for more information about query types for this connector.
Connection instructions
When connecting to Semrush Analytics you need to log in to Semrush and select the query type and enter the domains to query.
- Select the Semrush Analytics data source on the Supermetrics Hub or in the data destination.
- If prompted, choose to make this connection shared or private.
- Click Start.
- Enter your Semrush Analytics email and password, and click Log in.
- Click Approve.
- In your data destination, select a query type and enter one or more domains, separating each one with a comma with no whitespace (,).
See detailed instructions on how to connect to a data source from the Supermetrics Hub.
You can also connect to Semrush Analytics from these destinations:
- Google Sheets: How to log in to a Supermetrics data source in Google Sheets
- Looker Studio: How to connect data sources to Looker Studio
- Excel: How to connect data sources to Excel with Supermetrics
- Power BI: How to create your first Supermetrics query for Power BI
- The Supermetrics API: How to use the Query Manager
- Data warehouse and cloud storage (Hub): How to create a transfer
- BigQuery (marketplace): How to create a BigQuery (marketplace) transfer