Publish everywhere you work
Finished articles go straight to your site: WordPress, Ghost, Notion, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Wix or any CMS over a secured webhook. Or run it from Claude, Cursor or your own agent over MCP.
Eight places it publishes to
Re-publishing always updates the same post, never a duplicate.
WordPressOne-click plugin or Application Password. Featured image, categories, and SEO meta included.Setup guideWebhookPOST every finished article to any endpoint you control: Markdown, HTML, meta and JSON-LD.Setup guide
GhostPublish straight to your Ghost publication with an Admin API key. Republishing updates the same post.Setup guide
NotionEach article becomes a page in your blog database, with slug, description, tags, status and cover filled in.Setup guide
WebflowPublish into a Webflow CMS collection with field mapping. Republishing updates the same item.Setup guide
FramerPublish into your Framer CMS collection and live on your site. Republishing updates the same item.Setup guide
ShopifyPublish into your store's blog with the cover, excerpt and search engine listing filled in. Republishing updates the same post.Setup guide
WixPublish into your Wix Blog with images, cover, excerpt and SEO settings. Republishing updates the same post.Setup guideNo CMS? Take the article with you.
Export any article as clean Markdown or HTML and paste it wherever your blog lives.
Or run it from your own AI
Ways to operate SEOLadders from your own tools. Articles still publish to your connected destination.
Connect once. It publishes for you.
- Live on their ownConnect a CMS and auto-publish is on. Articles go live without you pressing a button.
- Or review firstTurn on Review mode and every article waits as a draft until you approve it.
- Same post, every updateRepublishing edits the post it created, so the URL and its rankings stay put.
Your calendar, publishing itself ↘
Integrations, answered
Where it publishes, what to install and what happens when you update.
See the full platform →Natively to WordPress (one-click plugin or Application Password), Ghost (Admin API key), Notion (a page in your blog database), Webflow (an item in your blog collection), Framer (an item in your Framer CMS), Shopify (a post in your store's blog) and Wix (a post in your Wix Blog), to any other CMS over a secured webhook, and from your AI tools over MCP.
Only for WordPress, and even then it's optional: the plugin is the smoothest path, but you can connect with an Application Password instead. Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Framer, Ghost and Notion connect with a key or a small app you create in a few clicks, and the webhook and MCP need no install, just a few settings.
Yes. The webhook reaches any CMS that can receive an HTTP request: Strapi, headless CMSes, or your own stack. The MCP server is another route if you'd rather drive publishing from Claude, Cursor or your own agent.
Your choice. Connect a destination and you're in auto-publish by default, but you can switch to Review mode in Auto Blog so every article waits as a draft until you approve it.
No. Every article is linked to the post it created, so publishing an updated version edits the same post in place, so you keep the URL and its rankings.
Any time, from either side, and it's fully reversible. Disconnecting never touches the content you've already published.
Rank on Google and get cited
by AI on autopilot
Connect your site once and the work runs in the background, it finds the topics, builds the content and authority behind them, then tracks where you land on Google and how often AI platforms recommend you.