Connect once. Articles go live on schedule.
Pick your days, and ContentBeast formats, schedules and publishes each article for you.
WordPress
Install the ContentBeast plugin and publish straight to your posts.
Shopify
Publish SEO articles to your store blog to bring in shoppers.
Ghost
Keep your publication or newsletter fresh on autopilot.
Webflow
Publish straight to your Webflow CMS collection.
Wix
Keep your Wix blog fresh without logging in.
Framer
Publish to your Framer site’s CMS on schedule.
Notion
Publish to the Notion pages that power your site.
Medium
Post articles to your Medium profile or publication.
Any site (webhook)
Send each finished article to any site that accepts a webhook.
Every other platform, one paste away.
Same research, writing and optimization. You copy the finished article into your editor and hit publish.
Publishing is where most blogs quietly stall.
Drafts pile up
Even finished articles sit unpublished when formatting, images and uploads take another hour. Auto-publishing removes that last step, so every article you approve actually goes live.
Consistency beats bursts
Search engines and readers reward sites that publish steadily. A fixed schedule keeps your blog active every week, not just when someone finds the time.
You stay in control
Automation doesn't mean losing oversight. Require approval before anything publishes, change the schedule any time, and keep every article if you ever stop.
Finished articles, not rough drafts.
Whichever platform you use, every post lands ready to read, rank and convert.
Clean headings and lists
Every article is formatted with clear headings, short paragraphs and lists, so it reads well on your site and is easy for search engines to parse.
Featured and body images
Relevant images arrive placed in the article, with descriptive filenames and alt text that support search and accessibility.
Internal and outbound links
Each post links to related pages on your site and to trusted outside sources, strengthening your topical authority.
FAQs answer engines can quote
A short FAQ section answers follow-up questions in a format ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini can cite.
A call to action
Every article ends by pointing readers to your products, services or contact page.
Your brand, every time
Your saved brand profile and knowledge files shape every article, whichever platform it lands on.
How each platform connects.
| Platform | How it connects | Publishing |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress | Install the ContentBeast plugin | Auto-publish |
| Shopify | Connect your store in the app | Auto-publish |
| Ghost | Connect your publication in the app | Auto-publish |
| Webflow | Connect your site in the app | Auto-publish |
| Wix | Connect your site in the app | Auto-publish |
| Framer | Connect your site in the app | Auto-publish |
| Notion | Connect your workspace in the app | Auto-publish |
| Medium | Connect your account in the app | Auto-publish |
| Any site (webhook) | Add a webhook URL | Auto-publish |
| Squarespace | Copy finished articles into your editor | Ready to paste |
| HubSpot | Copy finished articles into your editor | Ready to paste |
| Blogger | Copy finished articles into your editor | Ready to paste |
| BigCommerce | Copy finished articles into your editor | Ready to paste |
| Substack | Copy finished articles into your editor | Ready to paste |
Auto-publish or paste: which fits you?
Choose auto-publish if…
You want your blog to grow without logging in. Your site runs on one of the 9 connected platforms or accepts a webhook, and you're happy for articles to go live on schedule, with the option to approve each one first. This is the setup most website owners and agencies choose, because it removes publishing from your to-do list entirely.
Choose copy and paste if…
Your site is on Squarespace, HubSpot, Blogger, BigCommerce, Substack or a platform without a connection, or you like a final read in your own editor. You still get the same research, writing, images and links; publishing takes a minute of copy and paste.
How to auto publish blog posts, or paste them in.
Hands-off, on your schedule
- 1Connect your site with the plugin, app or webhook.
- 2Pick your publishing days.
- 3Articles publish automatically, or wait for your approval.
Works with any editor
- 1Add your website and save your brand profile.
- 2Get finished articles on your schedule.
- 3Copy into your platform's editor and publish.
Integration questions.
What if my platform isn’t listed?
Use the webhook to auto-publish to any site that accepts one, or copy and paste finished articles into any editor.
Can I review articles before they go live?
Yes. Auto-publish on your schedule, or approve each article manually first.
Are pasted articles formatted?
Yes. Headings, lists, links, images and alt text come ready to paste into your editor.
What happens to my content if I cancel?
You keep everything. Every published article, image and optimization stays on your site.
Do I need a developer to connect my site?
No. Platforms connect from inside the app, and WordPress uses the ContentBeast plugin. A webhook takes a URL from your site or developer if you use a custom build.
Can I connect more than one site?
Yes. The Growth plan covers one website and the Agency plan covers 10, each with its own platform connection, schedule and brand profile.
Can I choose which days articles publish?
Yes. Pick one day a week, several days or every day. You can change the schedule at any time.
Do images and links come through when publishing?
Yes. Articles publish with headings, featured and body images, alt text, internal links, FAQs and calls to action in place.
Can I switch platforms later?
Yes. Connect a new platform whenever you move your site. Your brand profile, keyword plan and schedule stay the same.
Is publishing automatically safe for SEO?
Yes, when the content is high quality and helpful. Every article follows Google’s E-E-A-T principles, and you can require approval before anything goes live.