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Auto-publishing to your blog

Published when the calendar says so.

Each article gets a calendar day. With auto-publish on, it goes to WordPress, Webflow, Next.js or your webhook that day.

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ways to your site: WordPress, Webflow, Next.js and webhook
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integrations per website, each one gets every article
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publishes or updates an article everywhere
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WordPress passwords: our plugin connects with a key
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On time, without you thinking about it.

On the paid plan, you generate each article when it suits you, up to seven days before its date. Then it waits for you as “Needs review”. Turn on “Publish automatically” and on its day it goes to every integration within 15 minutes of your set time.

  • Drag and drop articles to another day on the calendar
  • Set the time once, in UTC
  • Without auto-publishing, one click on the article page does it
  • For each integration you see when it got the article, or what went wrong

WordPress and Webflow, with everything that goes with it.

In WordPress, our plugin creates a post for each article, with the featured image set, the images in your media library and the SEO title and meta description in Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress or All in One SEO. In Webflow it becomes an item in your CMS collection, and Citapult matches the fields by their names.

  • WordPress through our plugin, connected with a key instead of a password
  • The JSON-LD sits in the post page's head, and new posts can start as drafts
  • Webflow gets name, slug and body, plus featured image, summary and meta title if the collection has matching fields
  • “Update” changes the existing post instead of creating a new one
All setup guides

Next.js or a system of your own.

For Next.js you get ready-made files: your site fetches the articles with its own key, meta title and JSON-LD included. Any other system gets a webhook with JSON.

  • Starter for Next.js 15 with the App Router: articles at /<slug>, an index at /blog
  • Webhook as a POST with a bearer token, publish_articles first, then update_article
  • On top: meta title, JSON-LD, sources, author and language
  • “Test” sends a sample to your receiver

Common questions

Does an article go live without my review?

Only if you turn on “Publish automatically”. Otherwise every article waits as “Needs review” until you publish it from the article page.

What happens when I edit a published article?

One click on “Update” sends the new version to every integration. WordPress and Webflow change the existing post, and a webhook gets update_article.

Does Citapult set the meta title and JSON-LD in WordPress?

Yes, through our plugin. It fills in the SEO title, meta description and focus keyword in Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress or All in One SEO and outputs the JSON-LD in the post page's head. Without an SEO plugin, it sets the title and meta description itself.

I’m coming from Outrank. Do I need a new webhook?

No. The events and fields match Outrank’s. Citapult just sends six more fields.

What if my site runs on a different system?

Then use the webhook. Citapult sends every article as JSON to an address you choose, with the body as Markdown and as HTML. What your system does with it is up to you.

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What else Citapult does.

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Then Regular price$199 now$99 a month per website. Cancel anytime before.

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