Webflow integration

Get your Webflow site recommended by AI.

Find the questions customers ask AI. Publish the answers. See if AI starts recommending you.

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  1. Ask
  2. See what you're losing
  3. Publish the answers
  4. Re-ask and show what movedDay 7Day 14

How does Rankli work?

  1. Ask

    Every week, Rankli asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions your customers ask. Perplexity too, on Scale and Agency.

  2. See what you're losing

    You see each question where AI recommends someone else, and who it picks instead.

  3. Publish the answers

    Rankli writes an article aimed at each question you're losing and publishes it to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or 7 more.

  4. Re-ask and show what moved

    7 and 14 days after each article goes live, Rankli asks its questions again and shows you before and after.

Connected in three steps.

  1. Generate an API token

    CMS write access. Webflow shows it once.

  2. Map your field slugs

    Defaults match Webflow’s blog template. We check each one.

  3. Choose staged or live

    Set per connection. Change it whenever you like.

Five fields, your slugs.

  1. Title, into name.

  2. Slug, into slug.

  3. Body, into post-body.

  4. Summary, into post-summary.

  5. Image, into main-image.

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Questions

The full walkthrough is in the Webflow guide.

Can Rankli get my Webflow site recommended by ChatGPT?

Yes. Every week Rankli asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions your customers ask, publishes an item to your Webflow CMS for each one you are losing, and asks again 7 and 14 days after it goes live.

My collection does not use Webflow’s default field names. Does that matter?

No, that is what the mapping is for. Webflow has no fixed set of blog fields, so the connection carries a mapping from our five concepts onto your collection’s own field slugs, and you can change any of them. Everything is checked against the live collection when you save.

Does an article go straight onto the live site?

Your choice, per connection. In live mode the item is published to the live site as part of the same call. In staged mode it appears in the CMS as a draft item and someone on your team publishes it. Start staged, read a month of writing, then switch it to live.

Where do the images end up?

Images are handed to Webflow by URL and Webflow re-hosts them on its own CDN, so the item does not depend on our storage. Every article gets a cover image and in-article images with alt text.

What happens if a mapped field does not exist?

The save fails with the field named, not the first article three weeks later. Checking the collection up front is why the commonest opaque Webflow 400 does not happen on a Rankli connection.

Webflow limits CMS items per plan. How should I plan for that?

Publishing reports Webflow’s own message when the limit is reached, so it is worth sizing the collection for the cadence you want. 30 articles a month is what Growth publishes, and the calendar is visible a month ahead so you can see what is coming.

What does it cost?

Growth is $99 a month for 30 finished articles with research, images, publishing and measurement included. 7 days free on every plan. A card starts it; on day 8 it becomes your paid plan unless you cancel, which is one click in the app. Cancel during the trial and nothing is charged.

Webflow, in full

The setup, step by step4 steps
1. Generate an API tokenSite settings → Apps and integrations → API access → Generate API token. Give it the CMS capability with write access. Webflow shows the token once, so copy it then.
2. Find the collection IDOpen the CMS panel, select the collection your posts live in and open its settings. The collection ID is the 24-character hex string in the URL and on the settings panel.
3. Map your field slugsThe mapping defaults to Webflow’s own blog template. Change any that differ: a field called Post Body usually has the slug post-body, and the slug is what the API uses.
4. We verify it before anything is sentSaving fetches the collection and checks every mapped field exists and is the right type. A rich-text field mapped onto a plain-text one is caught here rather than at the first article.
Five concepts, your field names5 fields

These are the defaults, taken from Webflow’s own blog template. Change any that differ on your collection. The full walkthrough is in the Webflow guide.

Our conceptDefault slug and type
Titlename · Plain text
Slugslug · Slug
Bodypost-body · Rich text
Summarypost-summary · Plain text
Imagemain-image · Image

Live or staged, per connection. Live publishes the item to the live site in the same call. Staged puts it in the CMS as a draft item for someone on your team to publish.

15 checks before it reaches Webflow11 can stop it

The rules are enforced in code on every article, and the verdict is written on the article itself, so a review is a scorecard rather than a full read.

  • No invented specifics. An unsourced percentage, an academic-style reference, a dated study, a quote attributed to a person: each is a hard failure.
  • Subject coverage. A draft that covers the topic without covering your subject is refused rather than scheduled.
  • 1,500 to 3,000 words, with every section measured, so no heading arrives with two sentences under it.
  • Your banned phrases. A list you set, enforced across the title, the summary and the body.
  • Keyword placement without stuffing. In the title, the first hundred words and an H2, under a density ceiling.
  • Internal links to your own pages. Contextual links into real articles and product pages, never into your terms page or your login screen.

11 of the 15 are hard: a draft that fails one does not reach your collection.

Then we measure what the items didafter it publishes

Your own Search Console

Impressions, clicks and position per published page, and the queries each one actually ranks for, read from Google’s report on your property.

3 AI assistants

ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, asked your 50 tracked questions every week on Growth. Scale and Agency add Perplexity.

Asked again after it goes live

Each article's questions are asked again 7 and 14 days after it publishes, with before and after on the article.

A rewrite when it is close

An item on the edge of page one gets a proposed rewrite aimed at the query it is nearest to winning, written back to the same item.

Built for your kind of business: stores, local services, law firms, software, agencies.

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