Connect Webflow, Next.js or a webhook

All three connect from Settings → Connections → Connect CMS, or from Onboarding's website step.

Webflow

1. 1In Webflow, open Site settings → Apps & integrations → API access and click Generate API token.
2. 2Tick read and write for Sites, Pages, CMS and Assets.
3. 3Paste the token on the Webflow card and connect. We read your site, its live domain and your blog collection from the token; there is no Collection ID to find.

Once connected, Apply to site sets page titles, descriptions, Open Graph settings and image alt text, and approved articles publish into your blog collection.

Next.js

There is no CMS to write into, so the connection works the other way round: we host your finished articles and your site pulls them from our API onto its own routes. Enter your site URL and a revalidate secret, and we call your site to refresh a page when its article changes.

• Head-tag fixes (titles, descriptions, canonicals, Open Graph, schema) and llms.txt and robots.txt apply through the same API.
• Fixes that change page markup are yours to make in your codebase; the fix says so when you try to apply it.
• A failed refresh doesn't mean a failed publish: the article is live on our side, and your site picks it up on its next fetch.

Webhook

Enter an endpoint URL, such as a Zapier, Make or n8n hook, and a signing secret. Each finished article is sent there as JSON with your secret in the x-webhook-secret header, and you route it wherever you like. Webhooks carry articles, not fixes.