Publish where you already publish.

The REST API v2 with an application password. Images land in your own media library and the HTML points at your URLs, and a retry after a timeout updates the post rather than posting it twice.

• Title and slug
• Article HTML with headings and links
• Featured image in your media library
• Meta description
• Tags and category
• Draft or published, per connection

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The same article through WordPress.com’s hosted API. Useful when the site is on their own plan and there is no application password to issue.

• Title and slug
• Article HTML
• Featured image
• Meta description
• Tags
• Draft or published

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Data API v2 collection items. Webflow has no fixed set of blog fields, so a connection carries a field mapping, defaulted to their blog template, editable when yours differs. Your design is untouched.

• Collection item with your field mapping
• Rich-text body
• Main image
• SEO title and description
• Slug
• Staged or published

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Admin REST blog articles on a pinned API version, so a Shopify release cannot change what we send without us noticing. Shopify re-hosts the hero image; body images keep their URLs.

• Blog article title and handle
• Body HTML
• Feature image (re-hosted by Shopify)
• Meta description
• Tags
• Visible or hidden

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Posts into the Wix Blog through Wix’s own API, leaving your design and layout exactly as they are. The article arrives formatted rather than as a wall of text.

• Post title and URL slug
• Formatted body
• Cover image
• SEO description
• Tags
• Draft or published

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The Ghost Admin API with an integration key, writing a post your publication renders with its own theme. The article ships with its structure intact.

• Post title and slug
• HTML converted for the Ghost editor
• Feature image
• Meta description and canonical
• Tags
• Draft or published

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For teams whose editorial process lives in Notion. Each article becomes a page in a database you nominate, with keyword, intent, date and status mapped onto your own properties.

• Database page with your property mapping
• Article body as Notion blocks
• Cover image
• Keyword, intent and status
• Scheduled date

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A Framer CMS collection item, so a Framer site gets a real blog without anyone touching the canvas. Field names are yours; the mapping is set once on the connection.

• Collection item with your field mapping
• Rich-text body
• Cover image
• SEO fields
• Slug

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A signed POST to a URL you own, carrying the whole article as JSON. Every delivery is HMAC-signed, and a retry carries the same idempotency key.

• JSON article: title, slug, markdown, HTML
• Image URLs and alt text
• Meta description, keyword, tags
• HMAC signature header
• Idempotency key on retries

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A small package that reads your articles over the API and renders them as server-rendered pages, tag pages and a sitemap inside your own Next.js app.

• Article pages, server-rendered
• Tag pages
• Dynamic sitemap entries
• Images with alt text
• Meta description and canonical

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