Connect once. Every article after that arrives with its title, HTML, images, meta description, tags and slug already in place — no copy-paste.
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What each adapter sends. It is not the same everywhere.
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.
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.
Data API v2 collection items. Webflow has no fixed blog schema, so a connection carries a field mapping — defaulted to their blog template, editable when yours differs. Your design is untouched.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
$1 once buys 3 articles written in your voice and published through whichever of these you use. Nothing renews.
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